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Japanese raindrop cake recipe
Japanese raindrop cake recipe











Its texture is a little bit thicker than maple syrup and beautiful dark brown in colour.

japanese raindrop cake recipe

Kuromitsu is a brown sugar syrup made from Okinawa black sugar. It is brown sugar syrup called “ Kuromitsu ” in Japanese. It is delicious, has a lovely nutty aroma, and is so easy to blend into cooking. I try to incorporate it as much as I can, often just by sprinkling over yoghurt because it has super anti-aging power and also is high in dietary fibre. Roasted soybeans are finely grinded into powder. Kinako is a Japanese superfood, a superb plant-based protein. If you really want to impress with CRYSTAL CLEAR raindrop cake, I recommend use the same agar powder I used. If you are interested and would like to know more, head to that post. I have shared the comparison chart in Anmitsu post. Gelatin, Kanten and Agar are used as coagulants in Japan. It does make a little more than I needed for the mold I have.

japanese raindrop cake recipe

  • Use the correct agar powder and mineral water ratio.
  • The brand I used is available in Australia from major supermarkets. I shared a comparison chart in Anmitsu post. There are different types of agar agar powder.

    japanese raindrop cake recipe

    I used one called “Cool Agar which I ordered on Amazon from Japan. Apparently, there is always a queue at that shop because of how popular this dessert is.ģ tips to make crystal clear raindrop cake The dessert originated in Yamanashi prefecture, which has a Japanese sweets shop that first sold this dessert.Īt the shop where the Mizu Shingen Mochi” originated, the raindrop cake only stays in its raindrop form for about 30 minutes so you can not take away, you have to eat it there. It is a jelly-like dessert made from water and agar powder and it looks just like a giant raindrop. Raindrop cake is actually called “Mizu Shingen Mochi” in Japanese.













    Japanese raindrop cake recipe