Sikhye Yanggaeng with Watermelon Jeungpyeon
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A traditional dessert plate of sweet rice-drink (sikhye) jelly, watermelon-shaped makgeolli rice cakes colored with prickly pear, and a butter jam made with misugaru. The misugaru butter jam keeps the rice cakes tasty while lowering sodium.

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π§Ί Korean ingredients in this recipe
- Cheongju & Mirin (Cooking Wine)Rice wines that tame fishy and meaty odorsπ Shop on Amazon
- Jujube (Daechu)Sweet red dates for teas, rice cakes and soupsπ Shop on Amazon
- Pine Nuts, Chestnuts & GinkgoThe nuts of Korean holidays, porridges and sweetsπ Shop on Amazon
- Glutinous Rice & Rice FloursSticky rice and rice flours for porridge, pancakes and sweetsπ Shop on Amazon
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π Cooking basics for this recipe
π Step-by-Step Instructions
Rub the malted barley in water.

When clear liquid forms on top, strain it, add the rice and ferment for about 3 hours. When the rice grains float, add sugar and bring to a boil to make sikhye.

Soak the agar in water.

Add the soaked agar to the sikhye, pour into a mold and let it set.

Mix the misugaru with the flour, butter and sugar and simmer briefly to make a jam.

Knead the glutinous rice flour with hot makgeolli and prickly pear powder, steam into watermelon-shaped rice cakes, and plate with the sikhye jelly, jujube, pine nuts and butter jam.

π Nutrition Facts (per serving)
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βΆSearch βSikhye Yanggaeng with Watermelon Jeungpyeonβ on YouTubeFind cooking videos, tutorials, and tipsβSource: adapted from the recipe database of the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety of Korea (Food Safety Korea), used under the Korea Open Government License (KOGL) Type 1. English translation and editing by coo K food.




