A classic wagashi (tea sweet) for the season, the sakura mochi. Actually, there exist several sweets under the same name. This one is the Kansai style version.
They are simply ohagi, like those in this tutorial post. I colored some in pink. Then I placed them on pickled sakura leaves.
The leaves need to be rinsed and soaked 15 minutes.
I filled the white ones with sakura an bean paste (recipe here).
The pink ones are filled with classic anko bean paste (recipe here).
Pingback: Crème de sakura (sakura an) | GOURMANDE in OSAKA
Pingback: March wrap up | GOURMANDE in OSAKA
Reblogged this on GOURMANDE in OSAKA.