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This will give you a clear guideline of where to place the donut balls to make them a perfect shape every time. Fold the parchment paper as shown in the picture. The best way is to cut pieces of parchment paper which makes it easier to form the cute shape and keep the form when frying. The original Pon de Ring from Mister Donut uses 8 mini balls to form the ring.Glaze the donuts Mix glaze ingredients and dip the mochi donuts one by one to glaze the top of the donut.
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Deep fry the mochi donuts one by one or two at a time – 2 minutes on each side.ĥ. Deep fry Heat vegetable oil in a deep frying pan to (160-170☌). Place the 8 balls neatly so they are just touching each other balls onto the parchment paper. Then divide each ball also into 8 smaller balls. Shape the mochi donuts Prepare parchment paper cut into eight (10 x 10cm) squares. So you may not need all the tofu as I used or you may need more.ģ. The water content of tofu differs from tofu to tofu. Aim to make the dough firmness as same as your earlobe. Make the Mochi donut dough – Place all mochi donuts ingredients except tofu in a large mixing bowl and combine them with a wooden spatula. Then add tofu a little bit at a time to check the consistency of the dough. So cassava flour can not be used in this recipe. However, cassava flour uses the whole root of the plant whereas tapioca flour only uses the pulp. Tapioca starch/flour is made from the crushed pulp of the cassava root plant. Most of us can not make a mochi donut like that, so the best way for us to mimic their donuts is to use tapioca starch which can hold the shape of the donuts.Īre tapioca starch and tapioca flour the same? These are generally the same thing but to be sure, I specifically used Bob’s Red Mill brand as they state that their tapioca flour is the same thing as tapioca starch. Mister Donut’s batter is runny and placed into deep-frying oil by a machine to create the shape of the donuts. Many mochi donut recipes call for mochiko flour (mochi rice flour) however, I wanted to replicate the texture of Mister Donut as closely as possible and actually Mister Donut uses tapioca starch. To get the chewy, bounchy mochi texture, you will need: But don’t be mistaken, mochi-donuts are not just fried mochi (if you do that, it’ll just be a rice cracker!). The special part is the texture of the donut it has a crisp outside with a bouncy, slightly chewy, soft mochi-like inside. The flavour is just like a regular fried donut with a sweet sugar or strawberry glaze or any other topping you desire. It’s like the two joined forces to create the ultimate tasty treat. Mochi donut is a delicious hybrid of mochi and donuts. The good news is that we can make them with easily obtained ingredients! What is a Mochi Donut? I am in Australia now and miss these donuts so much. Actually they just released their new donuts with actual mochi inside which has made Japanese people go crazy.
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You can even buy mochi donuts, “Pon de Ring” from Mister Donut now. Mochi donut, well known as Pon-de-ring, is a delicious mochi-meets-donut Japanese hybrid sweet.