STEP 1/10
*I went to the mill to grind the rice flour, grind it with a blender at home, and sieve it.
*In the evening, 750g of spicy rice and 250g of glutinous rice were washed, soaked in water, and drained by a sieve in the morning (About 2-3 hours)
STEP 2/10
*Put it in a blender, put it through a sieve, and grind it again and put it down through a sieve
*In 400g of rice powder to use today
Add 1 teaspoon of fine salt and 2 teaspoon of sugar and mix them evenly
*Sift the rice powder again
I'm going down
STEP 3/10
*You don't need to add rice powder depending on how much water you put in (about 1 to 3 tablespoons) or how much water you removed from the soaked rice
*The concentration of the dough is that it clumps up when you hold it tightly and breaks when you hit it
STEP 4/10
Cut the old pumpkin into small pieces
STEP 5/10
Add 2 tablespoons of sugar and 1/2 teaspoon of fine salt, stir evenly, and marinate for about 30 minutes
STEP 6/10
When the water comes out, squeeze the pumpkin
STEP 7/10
Put it in the rice flour and mix it well
STEP 8/10
Put cotton cloth or paper towel in a steaming steamer and put rice flour
STEP 9/10
Cover and steam (about 30 minutes)
STEP 10/10
*Pumpkin Baekseolgi is done
*It's just enough to eat once
*Baekseolgi was enough to eat once, and the remaining rice powder was frozen in a zipper bag for the next time
*You can only use spicy rice, but if you add a little bit of glutinous rice, it's moist and delicious even when it's cold
*When using dry (i.e., dry) rice powder sold at the mart, you need to add more water