This is how you make suama mochi. - Democratic Underground

AsahinaKimi

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Sat Jul-30-11 05:47 PM
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This is how you make suama mochi.

Edited on Sat Jul-30-11 05:56 PM by AsahinaKimi

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WR_mtFnMZDE&feature=feedrec_grec_index

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blogslut

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Sun Jul-31-11 02:03 AM
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1. Neat

Edited on Sun Jul-31-11 02:06 AM by blogslut

Maybe you can help me out.

I worked at a family-owned Japanese restaurant about 35 years ago and they served this chilled dessert that was made up of these multi-colored, gelatin cubes in syrup, with little beans. I know it came from a can but for the life of me I can't remember the name of the stuff. I would love to find some online to order but like I said, I don't know what it's called.

Do you know what I'm talking about, AsahinaKimi?

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AsahinaKimi

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Sun Jul-31-11 01:03 PM
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5. You might check with

Art_from_Ark or maybe Bonobo. They both currently live in Japan.

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blogslut

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Sun Jul-31-11 10:51 PM
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7. I found it!

Mitsumame!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitsumame

Finding cans of it for sale on teh Interwebs - not so easy. I forgot it had fruit in it:

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surrealAmerican

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Sun Jul-31-11 07:41 AM
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2. Yum.

Now I want mochi.

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sakabatou

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Sun Jul-31-11 08:11 AM
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3. The process is kinda like making candy canes.

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quakerboy

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Sun Jul-31-11 12:07 PM
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4. I hesitate to bring this up

But your cheese balls appear to have grown pink and yellow and green mold. You might want to dispose of those before someone gets the late night munchies and isn't looking with careful eyes.

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GoCubsGo

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Sun Jul-31-11 01:14 PM
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6. That's very similar to the way candy canes are made.

Edited on Sun Jul-31-11 01:17 PM by GoCubsGo

Only, they don't get rolled into balls.

http://youtu.be/pnHKFvflgFQ

And, another: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4_JVdZ3BXg&feature=related

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