Songpyeon - Kind LaAnta's Easy-to-Make Chuseok Food
I don't really like rice cakes. There are times when I want to eat one injeolmi or one songpyeon. Since I don't pick up two, I'm always burdened to buy a pack.
There is no holiday called Chuseok in Canada where I live. It is said that Chuseok is only good if you have a Chuseok sale at the Korean mart. I have a habit of living, so I think I should eat a piece of songpyeon during Chuseok.
On holidays, they sometimes make abbreviations and share them with their surroundings, but this year, there is a flower songpyeon class, so they are steaming songpyeon without asking. I need to practice because I'm not a rice cake maker. If you put a sediment flower on it, both the maker and the recipient feel good.
Steaming rice cakes with wet rice flour definitely tastes good. But the wet is tricky to match. If you use dry rice powder, it's definitely good to match the water, but the taste of the rice cake is not as good as wet. It doesn't matter because people like me don't make it to eat, they make it to make it.
Anyway, I used dry rice powder today. It's the best for a change of mood with natural powder. When I put on the sediment flower, I feel like I'm going to reach the sky? Haha
(This dish was featured in the Toronto JoongAng Ilbo as a Chuseok special.)
3 serving
Within 60 minutes