After several desperate searches, delighted to find a packet of mochi *silly grin on the face*.
But with the recent events, it took me more than a month to remind myself I had this stashed somewhere in the cupboard.
Real easy to make. Place the mochi onto pre-heated waffle maker.
Cover and wait patiently for the mochi to cook and flatten out. Couldn't wait any longer so mine's a little pale!! (But this didn't affect the overall taste and texture).
Didn't have any anko or sweet red bean paste. No matter, settled for the next best - some chocolate spread of course!! ;)
Master Prince insisted that he'll have his served with some sprinkles.
It was really good - very light, crispy and crunchy. Taste a little like plain rice crackers.A little plain though without the topping.
*cravings satisfied*
5 comments:
where did you get that waffle maker? I thought i wanna try making some waffles after tasting home made waffles when we were in the US a few years back.
Wow! It looked so easy n yummy, must find this mochi to try out!
angeleyes: Mine is a Sunbeam, got it overseas. But can get here or if u have sufficient credit card rewards, sometimes can redeem! :)
kel: Only hard part was waiting for it to 'cook'! Great snack, do try.
Wished I owned a deeper waffle maker, similar to those thick belgian waffles. Yum yum...come to think, its been a while since we had a waffle party.
Yummy Moffles!! Actually they have a moffles maker which is specifically for mochi.
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