STEP 1/16
Prepare ingredients for sauce, mix all ingredients before heating. When heated and mixed, starch clumps up.
STEP 2/16
Heat while stirring so that it does not stick. Bring to a boil and turn off the heat when the sauce thickens.
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Prepare dough ingredients and mix well in microwave-safe heat-resistant bowl.
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Boil the water needed for the dough needs.
STEP 5/16
Add boiled water to the dough ingredients three times and knead.
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Knead to mix evenly. You don't have to use your hands at this time.
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Cover with plastic wrap and heat in the microwave for 3 minutes.
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Place the dough on a wet cloth.
STEP 9/16
Since the dough is hot, cover it with a cloth and press it with your hands until the dough is soft.
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If the dough is well made,
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Cut the dough into 12 pieces, and make it round.
STEP 12/16
Please put 3 rice cakes on each skewer.
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Grease the pan a little, heat over medium heat, and bake on skewers.
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When it's golden brown, grill the other side, too.
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Spread the sauce.
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Finish with the remaining sauce on top.
1. Sweet and salty is the charm of the food, so please increase or decrease the amount of seasoning to suit your taste. I used sorghum sugar, but the color comes out prettier when I use brown sugar.
2. If you make it only with dry glutinous rice powder, it becomes perfect to make injeolmi, and if you make it only with non-glutinous rice powder, it doesn't have a chewy and soft taste. The ratio of glutinous rice powder to non-glutinous rice powder is appropriate if it is 5:5, but you can make it 3:7 or 7:3 according to your preference. However, if there is a lot of glutinous rice powder in it, the rice cakes keep sticking together when baking in the pan. ^^