Toasted Barley Flour Waffle-Style Dorayaki
Toasted Barley Flour Waffle-Style Dorayaki

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Toasted barley flower melted butter Salt Chili powder. Mix melted butter with chili powder salt and, toasted barley flower make a dough shapes, and cut the size you like. DIRECTIONS Preheat waffle iron and spray with cooking spray.

To begin with this recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook toasted barley flour waffle-style dorayaki using 11 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Toasted Barley Flour Waffle-Style Dorayaki:
  1. Prepare 50 grams ●Plain flour
  2. Get 50 grams ●Mochiko (or dangoko)
  3. Prepare 20 grams ●Toasted barley flour
  4. Get 20 grams ●Sugar
  5. Get 3 tbsp ●Honey
  6. Get 1 tbsp ●Mirin
  7. Get 1 tsp ●Soy sauce
  8. Get 1 ●Egg
  9. Take 200 ml ●Milk
  10. Get 1 Custard made with toasted barley flour
  11. Make ready 100 grams Koshi-an (or tsubu-an)

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Steps to make Toasted Barley Flour Waffle-Style Dorayaki:
  1. Add the ● ingredients into a food processor, and blend. Or, place into a bowl and mix well, and let sit for 10 minutes.
  2. Heat an electric griddle, lightly coat it with cooking oil, and spread out about 10 cm circles of batter.
  3. Once bubbles have formed on the surface, flip it over, and lightly cook. Once it has cooked, wrap in plastic wrap without letting it dry out.
  4. Place half and half of the custard and koshi-an on the dough.
  5. Fold it in half as-is, and it is done. The batter doesn't harden easily, so it tastes great even if you chill it in the fridge.
  6. Note: When not using a food processor: After adding the flour ingredients to a bowl and beating with an egg beater, add in the liquid ingredients.
  7. Note: This also tastes delicious with banana and whipped cream instead of the koshi-an.

This recipe for vegan Dorayaki is very close to my heart because I made it in collaboration with one of the lovely people I met in Japan. French toast cooked in a waffle iron creates the best of both worlds in this breakfast mashup of everyone's two favorite sweet starts to the day. You get all the custardy richness of French toast plus waffle's signature crispy ridges. All the better to hold more maple syrup. Dorayaki is one of the most popular Japanese confectioneries.

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