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  1. 22 gru 2022 · Bontan Ame is a soft citrus-flavored candy that is made on the island of Japan – where it remains a popular favorite among the local people. Not only is this candy bursting with flavor, but it is also made using a variety of traditional Japanese ingredients.

  2. 26 lis 2023 · Ohagi (Botamochi) is a traditional Japanese sweet made with pounded glutinous rice and anko that locals eat during autumn and spring.

  3. 25 paź 2024 · This syrup comes from whole brown rice and barley sprouts, mixed and fermented to create a sweet and rich flavor. Making this syrup takes time, as it slowly breaks down the grains, resulting in a delicious and nutritious product. The rice candy uses Matsunami rice syrup. One of the great things about rice candy is that it uses a natural sweetener.

  4. 17 gru 2022 · Ohagi, or botamochi, are sweet rice balls which are usually made with glutinous rice. This recipe combines sticky rice with Japanese rice.

  5. 11 gru 2023 · Learn how to candy nuts at home in the oven. Use this quick and easy candied nuts recipe to make candied pecans, almonds, walnuts, or your choice of nuts. For more incredible nut recipes consider these old fashioned pecan pralines or this classic nut brittle recipe.

  6. 13 sty 2024 · In Japan, “Komeko Sweets,” or Rice Flour Sweets, are yummy treats and desserts crafted mainly with rice flour. Rice flour, created by grinding rice into powder, is a common substitute for wheat flour in Japanese cooking. People who can’t handle gluten or prefer a gluten-free diet especially enjoy these treats.

  7. 14 mar 2012 · It’s been several years since I had a piece of botan rice candy, but when I moved to Boston and got caught up in the tart frozen yogurt craze, I stumbled upon something called mochi, a Japanese rice cake with a sticky, candy-like texture similar to botan.