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First, wash the glutinous rice and soak it in water for about two hours. Drain the soaked glutinous rice on a sieve.
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Prepare the jujube, which is the main character of the medicine rice, by washing the baking soda in the water.
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They seeded 25 jujubes and cut about 8 to shape them. For the rest, I cut the chopped jujube in moderation. Don't throw away the jujube water because you have to make it with the cut-out jujube seeds.
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The 8 jujubes for decoration will look like flowers if you cut them after rolling them. When I rolled one, it was so small that I rolled the two on the right side together, and it came out prettier.
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Pour 3 cups of water into the collected jujube seeds and boil them.
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When the water starts to boil, let it boil for another 3 minutes and then remove the jujube seeds.
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Prepare 1 cup organic brown sugar, 4 spoons of dark soy sauce, 1 spoon of cinnamon powder, and 2 spoons of sesame oil, and stir in jujube water until the brown sugar melts. I used it because I have organic brown sugar at home, but it was less sweet than regular brown sugar. Of course, you can use regular brown sugar.
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Put the soaked glutinous rice into the electric rice cooker and add all the prepared ingredients.
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Put the prepared sauce in half so that the nuts are soaked! You can think of it as less water than when you cook rice. I didn't put all the sauce that I made. Add just enough to make it look sticky and mix well until the ingredients are mixed.
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Cooked with nutritious rice course!!! If you don't have nutritious rice, you can set it to multi-grain rice mode or multi-purpose steamed rice mode for 40 minutes.
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Pine nuts break when cooked together in a rice cooker, so I put them aside to put them in after the rice is done.
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Apply sesame oil to the cake mold so that the rice does not stick to it.
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Add pine nuts to the ready-made rice and mix well.
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Fill the cake mold with the yabbap. You have to shape it when you fill it in I pressed it down and put it in. I didn't fill it up, but I filled half of it, and it was perfect. I bought it at Daiso for 5,000 won, but if you don't want to use it often, you can use a round pot or plate!
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The cake box that I ordered in advance! You can buy it for about 2,500 won on the Internet. I ordered cake box number 2.
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If you put the mold on the cake holder!!! Ta-da! The cake came out.
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If you decorate it with jujube, pine nuts, and pumpkin seeds, the Yakbap cake is complete!
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I made enough to give my daughter a snack, made a cake, and dipped the leftover rice into a rice ball mold and made her eat it in one bite. As expected, the child eats so well