3 Simple Ways to Make Tokbokki Rice Cake with Leftover Rice at Home
Mix the tapioca flour and knead until smooth
First, put a little tapioca flour on the table so that the rice doesn’t stick while kneading.
Next, put on gloves and add a little tapioca flour to your hands or cooking oil if desired, squeeze and knead the cold rice that has been mashed until it forms a uniform, smooth, and non-sticky mass.
Tip: At this step, depending on the moisture of the cold rice you use, add the tapioca flour gradually, kneading until the mashed cold rice becomes smooth and elastic like a dough.
Dough Division and Shaping
After kneading the rice into a dough, divide it into pieces of your desired size. Next, roll each piece of dough into a ball and then roll it evenly to form long strands about the thickness of half a finger.
Finally, cut the dough into small pieces about half a finger long or cut them to your preference.
Completion
With this leftover rice tokbokki dish, you can boil it in hot water for about 5 – 7 minutes to make spicy stir-fried rice cake or make tokbokki hot pot, both of which are very delicious.
Additionally, a more convenient way is to fry the cakes until golden brown and sprinkle with cheese powder to enjoy!
If you don’t use all of it, you can put it in the freezer to preserve it and eat it gradually!
Tip: If you can’t find cheese powder, you can boil or fry the tokbokki and serve it with chili sauce, which will also be very tasty.
Final Product
The tokbokki rice cake made from leftover rice will surprise you because it is extremely delicious and attractive, just like the “authentic” ones.
The rice cakes, whether fried or boiled, do not get mushy but remain chewy and have the right flavor. So what are you waiting for? Hurry to the kitchen to check if you have leftover rice and start making it with TasteVN right away!
2. Tokbokki rice cake with leftover rice (recipe shared by a user)
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Preparation
10 minutes
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Cooking
15 minutes
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Difficulty
Easy
Ingredients for Tokbokki rice cake with leftover rice (recipe shared by a user) Serves 2
Leftover rice 1 cup Tapioca flour 3 tablespoons Rice flour 3 tablespoons Chicken egg 1 Kimchi a little Chili sauce 2 tablespoons Oyster sauce 1 tablespoon Chili powder a little Common seasoning a little (seasoning/ sugar/ salt)
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How to choose fresh ingredients
How to choose fresh chicken eggs
- For industrial chicken eggs, you can easily observe the eggshell. Fresh chicken eggs usually have a dark brown shell, even in color, with no cracks and no black spots. In contrast, eggs that have been stored for a long time have a pale shell and more black spots.
- You can use your hand to touch the surface of the eggshell; if the surface is rough and slightly coarse, it is a fresh chicken egg, while a smooth surface indicates that the egg has been stored for quite some time. When a hen has just laid an egg, the small pores on the eggshell have not yet closed, which makes it feel rougher.
- Hold the egg up to the light, and you will see a small air cell, the yolk is round, balanced in the center of the egg, with an orange or light pink color, and the white is transparent, indicating that it is a new egg. If the air cell is large, the yolk is red and has spots, then it is an old egg.
- You can hold the egg and gently shake it near your ear to listen. If you hear a sound, it means the egg has been stored for a long time; the louder the sound (the contents inside moving), the more likely it is that the egg is spoiled or that the hen is still incubating it. Conversely, if there is no sound, it is a fresh chicken egg.
View details: How to choose fresh chicken eggs
How to choose delicious, freshly made kimchi
- You can purchase kimchi ready-made on the e-commerce website bachhoaxanh.com or in supermarkets or convenience stores nationwide.
- You should choose ready-made kimchi with a clear brand, well-packaged, and meeting Korean standards. Buying ready-made kimchi will help you save effort and waiting time.
- When purchasing kimchi, you should carefully check the expiration date printed on the packaging to avoid mistakenly buying expired kimchi.
- Do not choose kimchi with damaged, scratched, or unsealed packaging.
- Additionally, if you have time and want to feel more secure, you can refer to the extremely simple way to make napa cabbage kimchi right at home from TasteVN.
Where to buy various types of flour?
You can easily find various types of rice flour, tapioca flour, chili powder at markets, supermarkets, or convenience stores nationwide.
How to make Tokbokki rice cake using leftover rice (recipe shared by users)
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Prepare leftover rice
Put leftover rice into a bowl, mix well with 1/2 teaspoon of salt, 3 tablespoons of rice flour, and 3 tablespoons of tapioca flour.
After mixing well, put the leftover rice mixture into a mortar to grind the rice. Be careful to break the rice into smaller pieces for easier grinding, grind until the rice becomes sticky, and when you press it with your hand, you should not feel any grittiness; the mixture should be smooth.
Use a plate, spread a thin layer of water, then place the rice mixture on it, and use your hands to knead continuously for about 5 minutes to make the mixture more pliable. Note that your hands should also be damp to prevent the mixture from sticking to them.
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Shaping and boiling tokbokki rice cakes
Divide the flour mixture into small portions, and shape them into long pieces of tokbokki that you desire!
Then prepare a pot of water, bring it to a boil on the stove over high heat, add the tokbokki pieces into the boiling water one by one, and boil until the dough rises to the top. Let it boil for another 2 – 5 minutes, then take the tokbokki out onto a plate.
Utilizing the water used to boil the tokbokki, add eggs into it and boil for about 5 – 7 minutes, then gently peel the shells.
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Make the sauce
Prepare a small frying pan, add about 1/2 cup of water into the pan, add 2 tablespoons of chili sauce, 1 tablespoon of oyster sauce, 1 teaspoon of seasoning powder, and 1 tablespoon of sugar. Then stir well, if you like it spicy, you can add more chili powder. Place the seasoning pan on the stove and heat over medium-high heat, stirring until the sauce boils.
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Cook tokbokki with kimchi
Next, add kimchi to the sauce pan, season again according to your family’s taste. Then add the tokbokki and cook on the stove for about 3 minutes over medium heat until the sauce thickens, then turn off the heat.
Place the tokbokki on a plate and add a boiled egg as a garnish on top.
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Final Product
Kimchi tokbokki has a striking red color, with the distinctive aroma of kimchi that is extremely attractive.
The tokbokki is chewy, blending perfectly with the spicy, salty-sweet sauce, and adding a rich runny egg is indeed a perfect combination. Enjoy it while it’s hot to keep the tokbokki chewy and delicious!
3. Tokbokki with Leftover Rice (Recipe shared from TikTok Cooking with TasteVN)
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Preparation
10 minutes
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Cooking
40 minutes
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Difficulty Level
Easy
Ingredients for Tokbokki with Leftover Rice (Recipe shared from TikTok Cooking with TasteVN) Serves 2
Leftover rice 100 gr Tapioca flour 20 gr Sausages 2 pieces Spicy noodle sauce 1 packet
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How to make Tokbokki with leftover rice (Recipe shared from TikTok Cooking with TasteVN)
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Mash the rice
You put 100g of leftover rice in a zip bag, then use a pestle to mash the rice until the grains are finely crushed into a sticky and pliable mixture.
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Roll the dough and shape it
After kneading the rice, you sprinkle a little tapioca flour on the cutting board and roll it evenly to form long strands. Finally, cut into small pieces about half a finger or cut to your desired size.
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Make the sauce
Put a pot on the stove, add the dried vegetable pack from the spicy noodles and the sauce pack from the spicy noodles into the pot. Next, add water and wait for it to boil, then add the sausages and the rice cakes you just made.
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Finished Product
Fragrant Tokbokki with eye-catching colors, the tokbokki is chewy, eaten with a spicy, salty-sweet sauce, you can add soft-boiled eggs to enhance the flavor. Wishing you success in making it!
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Hopefully, with 3 ways to make tokbokki rice cake from leftover rice that are simple and convenient, you will be able to use the leftover rice from your family to create a delicious new dish. Not only that, but it will also save you more money. Wishing you success!
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