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Dorayaki (original recipe)

Difficulty:★★★★☆
Dorayaki (original recipe)
We crafted dorayaki with our unique recipe.
Preparing the syrup takes time and effort, but the result is delicious!
Ingredients
- Egg:425g
- Superfine sugar:475g
- Honey:25g
- Mirin:25g
- Rice syrup:75g
- Water①:50g
- Cake flour (Mugi no Nagomi by The Torigoe Co., Ltd.):500g
- Water②:100g
- ISUPATA (synthetic baking powder):2.5g
- Baking soda:6g
- Water③:100g
How to make the batter
Combine the rice syrup, honey, mirin, and water (1) in a saucepan. Heat the mixture, then allow it to cool to below 40°C.

It’s best to cool the syrup to room temperature to avoid cooking the eggs when they are combined with the hot syrup.
Using a mixer, lightly beat the whole eggs.
Gradually add the superfine sugar, the warm syrup from the saucepan, cake flour, and water (2), mixing well after each addition.


Use a spatula periodically to ensure a smooth integration of the batter.
Exercise caution not to over-whisk.
After allowing the batter to rest for at least an hour, strain it.
Don’t worry if there are still small lumps of flour.

Dissolve the ISUPATA and baking soda in some of the water③.
Add the mixture to the batter and mix with a spatula.

In this instance, the viscosity was ideal, so we mixed it into the batter without the need for additional water. Aim for a viscosity between 30 dPa/s to 35 dPa/s as a general guideline.

How to cook the batter
Set the Tabletop Pancake Cooker to 190℃.
Apply oil (Bitakatto SL) on the copper cooking surface.
Dispense the batter, then cover.
After 1 minute, flip it over, cover again, and continue cooking for an additional 10 seconds (a total cooking time of 1 minutes 25 seconds).


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