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Kusa mochi (Japanese: 草餅, literally "grass mochi"), also known as yomogi mochi, is a Japanese sweet. It is made from mochi and yomogi (mugwort). It may also be filled with red bean paste. Wikipedia does not have an article with this exact name. ... Jump to: navigation, search Rice Cake Pounding mochi in an usu Making mochi with a modern piece of equipment Mochi (Japanese 餅), also called rice cake, is a food product prepared from glutinous rice and used as an ingredient in Japanese, Chinese, and Korean cuisine. ... Wagashi (Japanese: å’Œè“å) is a general term applied to several different types of Japanese snacks, especially sweet ones made of sticky rice, fruits, etc. ... Jump to: navigation, search Rice Cake Pounding mochi in an usu Making mochi with a modern piece of equipment Mochi (Japanese 餅), also called rice cake, is a food product prepared from glutinous rice and used as an ingredient in Japanese, Chinese, and Korean cuisine. ... Binomial name Artemisa vulgaris L. Mugwort or Common Wormwood (Artemisia vulgaris) is a species from the daisy family Asteraceae. ... Red bean paste is a food item prepared by boiling azuki beans with sugar. ...
The mochi in clear soup is what usually almost kills me. It's sticky as hell, difficult to cut with chopsticks and hence tempting to try to swallow whole- a dangerous mistake.
Tengu (the izakaya) used to have mochi chiizu--mochi with loads of melted cheese on it.
Gohei mochi is another type of mochi, made from uruchi mai (ordinary rice), not mochi gome (glutinous rice).
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