
Dessert · Japon · Hiroshima
Momiji Manjū 🍁
Hiroshima's maple-leaf shaped confection: a soft castella-like cake hugging sweet red bean paste (or creamy white filling). Baked twice for the crisp-edged 'hard' style, once for the pillowy 'soft' version from Miyajima.
Méthode
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1
Whisk eggs and sugar to a pale ribbon; stir in honey and milk, then sift in flour with baking powder and fold to a smooth batter. Rest 15 minutes.
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2
Roll anko into small log or ball portions sized for the leaf mold.
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3
Brush a momiji (maple-leaf) iron or shallow leaf-shaped pan with oil and preheat over medium. Pour batter halfway, set filling in the centre, cover with more batter.
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4
Cook 3–4 minutes per side until bronzed. For the crisp 'Miyajima hard' style, cook a second time with less batter so the leaf edges turn golden and crunchy.
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5
Cool slightly, dust with powdered sugar if liked, and serve with sencha.



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