
Health benefits
Cocoa powder: anti-cancer and anti-cancer
Ingredients
Glutinous rice flour ( 300g ) | Matcha powder ( 5 grams ) |
Cocoa powder ( 5 grams ) | 90 degree boiling water ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make Yuhuashi glutinous rice balls

1.Get the ingredients ready!

2.Put the glutinous rice flour into a basin, add a little 90-degree boiling water, and stir.

3. Slowly add appropriate amount of boiling water and mix into a smooth dough.

4. Take 80 grams of mixed glutinous rice balls and cook them in a pot of boiling water.

5. Take out the cooked glutinous rice balls and put them in the raw glutinous rice balls and continue to knead them into smooth glutinous rice.group.

6.Kneaded glutinous rice dough (mine was too thin and I added dry glutinous rice flour) p>

7. Divide the glutinous rice balls into three parts, add a little matcha powder to one part and a little cocoa powder to the other part..

8. Knead three portions of glutinous rice balls and set aside.

9.Take a small ball of white glutinous rice ball and matcha-flavored dough and roll it into a long strip.

10.Put the white glutinous rice strips on the bottom, and the green glutinous rice strips on top (overlapping), starting from the middle Partially cut.

11. Stagger and stack the four glutinous rice strips together, cut them into small sections, and knead them into smooth pieces.The ball is ready for use.

12. Repeat the above steps for cocoa powder glutinous rice balls.Knead the small glutinous rice balls into smooth balls.

13. Flatten the ball, put a little bean paste filling in the middle, wrap it and round it.

14. Yuhuashi glutinous rice balls after all kneading.Once the water is boiled, it is ready to be cooked.(If you can’t finish it, freeze it in the refrigerator to eat and cook.)
Tips
Add cooked glutinous rice balls to raw glutinous rice balls to make glutinous rice balls that are more chewy and elastic.
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