In Japan, the New Year is a time of celebration, filled with cherished traditions and delicious foods. One such delicacy is ...

Tteokguk (pronounced sort of like DUK-gook) is a soup of chewy-soft rice cakes cooked in steaming translucent broth typically served for the Lunar New Year. For 20 years, Ann Taylor Pittman built ...

This rice pudding cake is every bit as wonderful as it sounds ... stirring every now and then, until the rice is cooked and the milk is absorbed. Keep an eye on it, as you don’t want the ...

The boiled rice cakes are then fully covered with various ingredients such as honey, crushed nuts or beans, or cinnamon powder. The little rice cake balls are decorated with different colorful ...

Click here for even more one-pan meals. Korean rice cakes are typically cooked in a simmering sauce, but this recipe bakes them in the oven, no boiling, precooking, or fussing required.

A visit to Dong Thap’s pandan rice cake maker unveils a story of tradition, resilience, and culinary artistry maintained over ...

The cakes, known as mochi ... at a shrine in Tokyo The resulting sticky rice mass is then formed into the final mochi shape and baked or boiled. Families traditionally celebrate New Year by ...