You have a good how to, but the video is terrible because once you move to the table, you can't see the dough. It's just a huge white spot because of the lighting on the corn starch. :(
I don't spend a whole lot of time in the kitchen, so I don't know if my question is dumb or not, but is there any reason you can't use something like powdered sugar instead of cornstarch to keep the mochi from sticking? I mean, I'm sure powdered sugar would still be semi sticky, but wouldn't it taste better?
i made mochi with my friends yesterday... and it failed even though we followed ur directions.... The Gellato icecream was creamy and yummy, but it melted as soon as we added it onto the mochi ):
@drugal it's glutinous rice flour. mochiko is actually sweet rice flour. I find that my mochi didn't work out when i used glutinous rice flour but it was fine when i used mochiko.
Just as an important note: there's a difference between rice flour and glutinous/sweet rice flour (mochiko). Regular rice flour won't give the same result.
hey i was wondering after i put the ice cream inside the mochi can i put it inside the freezer to make ice cream hard again? what would you reccomend ray? <3 and thanks! i liked this show!<3
ice cream is different from gelato because gelato is has less air incorporated in it which is why it is more dense. That enables the gelato to melt slower than regular ice cream. You need that so you can manage wrapping the gelato without it completely melting on you by the time you wrap it. regular icecream will melt in seconds.
@magster4101 gelato is just icecream without all the bubbles that makes ice cream so soft. This makes gelato much creamier and richer than regular ice cream.
It will get hard after some time... whether you put it in the freezer or the refrigerator... what youre trying to avoid is the loss of moisture which will render the mochi not edible. Just make sure you wrap it tightly then when it comes time to re-use heat it up in a steamer or microwave to make it soft again.
Ray, is it the freezer or the chiller that the dough be put to cool down, and how long it takes? do you think steaming will make a better dough? thanks
Ray, is it the freezer or the chiller that the dough be put to cool down, and how long it takes? do you think steaming will make a better dough? thanks
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iSing1215 2 months ago
You have a good how to, but the video is terrible because once you move to the table, you can't see the dough. It's just a huge white spot because of the lighting on the corn starch. :(
xXOverkill 3 months ago
MOCHI MOCHI MOCHI MOCHI *____* <3
Skullerina143 8 months ago
Looks like the mochi was a bit underdone.
bluefavorites 8 months ago
If you can do mochi, would you please show me how to make proper fried bananas?
uglyHawkling 9 months ago
Could you make a Baked Alaska dessert?
queenbunny76 1 year ago
omg, i'm so thankful you used rice flour to make mochi! i have brought rice flour and i wanted to used it for something! Thanks!
bunny3663 1 year ago
Can you make this with normal rice flour or does it have to be glutinous rice flour (sweet rice flour)
missrocknrockstaaa 1 year ago
this video helped out a lot! thank you for posting this!
clio711 1 year ago
I don't spend a whole lot of time in the kitchen, so I don't know if my question is dumb or not, but is there any reason you can't use something like powdered sugar instead of cornstarch to keep the mochi from sticking? I mean, I'm sure powdered sugar would still be semi sticky, but wouldn't it taste better?
LadyElfie 1 year ago
i made mochi with my friends yesterday... and it failed even though we followed ur directions.... The Gellato icecream was creamy and yummy, but it melted as soon as we added it onto the mochi ):
iChocolateex 1 year ago
hello... are you sure mochiko is rice flour? or is it glutinous rice flour? it makes a lot of difference. let me know. thanks.
drugal 1 year ago
@drugal glutinous rice flour I believe ^^
aurouralamia 1 year ago
@drugal it's glutinous rice flour. mochiko is actually sweet rice flour. I find that my mochi didn't work out when i used glutinous rice flour but it was fine when i used mochiko.
lifemedia22 1 year ago
SUBSCRIBINGGG :)
AnnaOVivian 1 year ago
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This is THE best video on youtube! I <3 mochi ice cream! Omg tnx bless ur soul lol
n4di4133 1 year ago
This is THE best video on youtube! I <3 mochi ice cream! Omg tnx bless ur soul lol
n4di4133 1 year ago
Just as an important note: there's a difference between rice flour and glutinous/sweet rice flour (mochiko). Regular rice flour won't give the same result.
shiromori 1 year ago
hey i was wondering after i put the ice cream inside the mochi can i put it inside the freezer to make ice cream hard again? what would you reccomend ray? <3 and thanks! i liked this show!<3
dumlovex 2 years ago
Does the asian ice cream work like gelato too? I've never done mochi with that ice cream.
magster4101 2 years ago
ice cream is different from gelato because gelato is has less air incorporated in it which is why it is more dense. That enables the gelato to melt slower than regular ice cream. You need that so you can manage wrapping the gelato without it completely melting on you by the time you wrap it. regular icecream will melt in seconds.
rayilano 2 years ago
@magster4101 gelato is just icecream without all the bubbles that makes ice cream so soft. This makes gelato much creamier and richer than regular ice cream.
rayilano 1 year ago
When you make the mochi icecream how do you store it after you make it! do you wrap it up and freeze it?
xxdizguh2hot4uxx 2 years ago
to avoid the roller to stick spread it with some scarch
sambarimpoche 2 years ago
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you said cornstarch maufaka get ur ingredients right!
gkay2006 2 years ago
@gkay2006 hahaha I know... its corn syrup...
rayilano 2 years ago
that was good
aojowarlord 2 years ago
can you show how to make salmon and cream chease rolls ?
burnedangel5 2 years ago
great demo...how long does this keep? Does it get hard if you put in freezer?
maeplant 2 years ago
It will get hard after some time... whether you put it in the freezer or the refrigerator... what youre trying to avoid is the loss of moisture which will render the mochi not edible. Just make sure you wrap it tightly then when it comes time to re-use heat it up in a steamer or microwave to make it soft again.
rayilano 2 years ago
thank you, i have been looking for this recipe. this video is very well done.
you have earned my subscription to your show.
DeadEye428 2 years ago 2
i subscribed to you after watching the first 10 seconds, just because you take requests and look like you could make lots of yummy dishes :D
MrJunipers 2 years ago
thanks for making this , u got my subsribe
kent0149 2 years ago
Sure thing buddy...
•1 1/2 cups mochiko, plus more for dusting
•1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
•1 1/3 cups water
•1/4 cup granulated sugar
•2 tablespoons light corn syrup
•Food coloring optional
rayilano 2 years ago
hey ray, can you make a list of ingredients? :]
phungsy 2 years ago
Ray, is it the freezer or the chiller that the dough be put to cool down, and how long it takes? do you think steaming will make a better dough? thanks
purity2no20 2 years ago
Ray, is it the freezer or the chiller that the dough be put to cool down, and how long it takes? do you think steaming will make a better dough? thanks
purity2no20 2 years ago
can you show us how to make dorayaki?
thanks!
foxyvixen19 2 years ago
You rock...Way to go
chemg75 2 years ago