Mochi Bread is a type of cake inspired by Japanese mochi, but has a texture that is more similar to bread. Although the name contains the word "mochi", it does not necessarily use glutinous rice flour like traditional mochi.
Mochi bread is popular in South Korea and has spread to various countries in Asia. Although inspired by Japanese mochi, mochi bread has its own characteristics. The main ingredients of mochi bread are wheat flour, tapioca or glutinous rice flour and other components such as eggs, milk, and butter.
Mochi bread has a chewy, dense and hollow texture like bread. The taste varies depending on the filling or additives used, but generally mochi bread has a sweet and savory taste. In this recipe, there are three variations of filling flavors that Peekay pals can try, namely Cream Cheese, Taro, and Pandan.
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1. Filling Cream Cheese:
2. Filling Taro:
3. Filling Pandan:
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