Interested in traditional desserts from Japan? From classic mochi to elegant, colorful nerikiri, we break down the Japanese sweets you need to try.

So you've noticed that your rice cooker has a setting labeled "cake." What does this mean? Can you really bake a cake with ...

A heap of leftover rice can be tough to use up. This crispy rice cake requires plenty of rice and is a nice way to keep dinners exciting when you can't handle another bowl of chicken rice soup.

It was about Goryeobyeong — “Goremochi” in Japanese — from Kagoshima. The explanation says, “It refers to the steamed cake with sticky rice and red bean paste made by Korean potters who were forcibly ...

TOKYO -- Can eating "mochi" rice cake and "daifuku" mochi filled with sweet bean paste help you avoid the restroom? Recently, a curious piece of advice has been circulating on social media as a ...

Japanese rice cakes, shaped with sweat in women's armpits, are selling at 10x prices All ingredients and body parts that come into contact with the food undergo disinfection.

For the uninitiated, a mochi doughnut is a cross between mochi, the Japanese rice cake, and a fried doughnut. They come in many pastel colors and flavors ranging from Asian-inspired ones like yuzu ...

In the Hida region of Gifu Prefecture, there is a traditional decoration for New Year called hanamochi in which red and white rice cakes are made to look like flowers. People at a workshop in the ...