Korean Injeolmi Toast Mochi- soft and chewy roasted soybean injeolmi between two slices of toast. The perfect Korean brunch or dessert!

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  1. londonishungry

    RECIPE LINK: [https://londonishungry.com/korean-injeolmi-toast-mochi/](https://londonishungry.com/korean-injeolmi-toast-mochi/)

    Korean Injeolmi Toast Mochi- soft and chewy injeolmi, sandwiched between two slices of toast, dusted with nutty roasted soybean powder and drizzled with floral honey. Adding a sprinkle of chopped almonds on top for a contrasting textural crunch.

    You can find injeolmi toast served in cafes in Korea, or Koreatown in LA. But this is a great weekend breakfast or brunch dish to make at home, and my favorite way to eat leftover injeolmi when it has gone hard.

    INGREDIENTS

    * 5-7 injeolmi pieces
    * 2 slices of bread
    * butter
    * honey/maple syrup/golden syrup
    * ¼ cup roasted soybean powder (konggaru/kinako powder)
    * almonds chopped/sliced

    Instructions

    1. Toast two slices of bread. Spread both slices with butter, and some honey if you like it extra sweet. Place 5-7 pieces of injeolmi on one slice (or as much as needed).
    2. Place the second slice on top and microwave for around 1 minute on high heat.
    3. Slice the injeolmi toast diagonally in half. Dust with ¼ cup roasted soybean powder, drizzle with honey and sprinkle sliced/chopped almonds on top.

    RECIPE LINK: https://londonishungry.com/korean-injeolmi-toast-mochi/

  2. Martyr-X

    Is this a triple starch? Bread plus rice plus sugar?

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