Cold Jellied Azuki Bean Paste is a dish introduced in Cooking Mama: World Kitchen.
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This recipe is based on mizu yōkan, a jellied dessert made from azuki bean paste, agar, and sugar. The high water content in the mixture is what gives the dessert a light, soft texture.
Traditionally when there were no refrigerators available, farmers would fill the liquid inside bamboo tubes and set them over the cool river water. Even now, as an image of authenticity and traditional appeal, mizu yōkan can be sold in bamboo tubes over other conventional methods.
Cooking Mama: World Kitchen[]
Recipe[]
- Mix it!
- Boil it!
- Pour the liquid!
- Make the gelatin!
Ingredients[]
- Azuki Beans
- Agar
- Sugar
- Garnished with Japanese maple leaves
Cooking Mama Let's Cook![]
In this game, the player can make Chestnut Yokan.
Recipe[]
- Boil it down!
- Boil it!
- Pour it!
- Chill it in the fridge!
- Remove it!
- Slice it!
Ingredients[]
- Chestnut
- Sugar
- Cooking Wine (mirin)
- Water
- Agar Powder
- Red Bean Paste (koshi-an)
- Garnished with Japanese maple leaves
Cooking Mama: Sweet Shop[]
In this game, the player can make Chestnut Yokan, which is the standard jellied azuki bean paste with chestnuts inside.
Recipe[]
- Peel the chestnut!
- Boil it!
- Boil it down!
- Boil it!
- Pour it!
- Chill it in the fridge!
- Remove it!
- Cut it up!
Ingredients[]
- Chestnut
- Hot Water
- Sugar
- Agar Powder
- Strained Bean Jam (koshi-an)
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Chestnut Yokan
Cold Jellied Azuki Bean Paste as it appears in Cooking Mama: World Kitchen
Chestnut Yokan as it appears in Cooking Mama Let's Cook!
Chestnut Yokan as it appears in Cooking Mama: Sweet Shop