Move the dough to the fridge and cool it down for about 1 hour.ĥ. Pour the mixture (2) in a bowl (1) little by little and mix well.Ĥ. Mix flour, baking soda, sugar and salt in a bowl.ģ. In this recipe, I introduce the traditional Taiyaki which has red bean paste inside. Usually, Taiyaki has red bean paste inside but some shops sell custard cream, matcha cream, sweet potato paste, Chocolate cream, Sesame cream etc. You can buy online or electric stores here in Japan to make at home or you can find Taiyaki shops at many places here in Japan. To make this shape, you need to buy special waffle machine. “Tai (鯛)” means a carp and “Yaki (焼き)” means stir-fry or bake in Japanese. Main ingredients: Strained azuki red bean paste, sugar, flour, egg, vegetable oil, starch syrup, emulsified oil, processed starch.Net contents: 10 individually-wrapped pieces.You’ll feel like you’ve just purchased a fresh taiyaki from a street vendor in Japan with this taiyaki snack. Enjoy the combination of the mellow sweetness and subtle eggy flavor of the waffle dough, paired with the rich sweet flavor of the anko. Its waffle dough includes tapioca starch to give it a fluffy and chewy texture.
However, this taiyaki snack contains plenty of red bean anko filling, meaning that you will enjoy the combination of the waffle dough and anko in every bite. Sometimes with taiyaki, they can contain only a little bit of filling, which is hard to tell until you take a bite into it. It has a rich and sweet flavor, and a smooth texture that pairs well with the waffle cake and is easy to eat. This taiyaki snack is filled with a generous serving of koshian, which is a sweet Japanese paste made with mashed red beans. However, if you can’t find fresh taiyaki in your area or can’t make it to Japan soon to try the good stuff, then these Azuki Bean Taiyaki from Tada Seika are a great alternative! It is a must-try for fans of Japanese street food. Taiyaki is a Japanese fish-shaped waffle or pancake, usually filled with red bean paste or custard cream.
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