Cooking again and this time round, Topokki, or commonly known as Korean Rice Cake. It is really very simple to cook. I bought the Rice Cake and the Hot Pepper Paste from the Shine Korean supermarket at Marina Square. Initially, I only intended to buy the Hot Pepper Paste to prepare Kimchi Soup at home. After walking round the supermarket, I saw the Rice Cake and decided to buy it as well since I can cook it with the Hot Pepper Paste.
I followed the recipe behind the packaging. But since I am not cooking the whole packet, I was trying my luck to estimate the quantity of the ingredients to be used.
1. Rice cakes - number to your liking
2. Water - Estimate it to your best ability. I guess 100ml for a cup of Rice cakes is fine
3. Starch - I used corn starch and add a bit of water
4. Hot Pepper Paste - according to how hot you want the topokki to be
Wash the rice cakes using cold water. Mix all of the above except rice cakes in a bowl and stir it. Make sure they are well mixed. Heat the mixture using a plan and when it is boiling, add in the rice cakes and stir. Scoop them up when the rice cakes absorbed the sauce.
I followed the recipe behind the packaging. But since I am not cooking the whole packet, I was trying my luck to estimate the quantity of the ingredients to be used.
1. Rice cakes - number to your liking
2. Water - Estimate it to your best ability. I guess 100ml for a cup of Rice cakes is fine
3. Starch - I used corn starch and add a bit of water
4. Hot Pepper Paste - according to how hot you want the topokki to be
Wash the rice cakes using cold water. Mix all of the above except rice cakes in a bowl and stir it. Make sure they are well mixed. Heat the mixture using a plan and when it is boiling, add in the rice cakes and stir. Scoop them up when the rice cakes absorbed the sauce.
The ingredients |
Here's my Topokki. Not too bad for a beginner. Maybe it is time to look for some other ingredients to go with the Topokki. For information, I think this dish needs to be eaten while it is hot. Otherwise, the sauce will start to clot.
My Topokki |
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