Showing posts with label Japanese & Korean Dessert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japanese & Korean Dessert. Show all posts
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Homemade Korean rice flour @ Maepssalgaru
Korean vocabulary lesson:
Ssal 쌀 – rice
Maepssal 맵쌀 – short grain rice
Chapssal 찹쌀 – sweet rice
Garu 가루 – flour or powder
Rice flour (ssalgaru) is flour made from finely milled rice. Koreans usually use one of two kinds of ssalgaru for making rice cakes:
1) Chapssalgaru (sweet rice flour or called glutinous rice flour) and it is easy to store. It can be found on regular shelves with other dry grain flours.
2) Maepssalgaru is made with short grain rice (or called sushi rice) and usually stored/sold frozen because they will go bad pretty quickly due to its moisture content.
Monday, 14 August 2017
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