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Hoddeokwaja

Alternate Spellings: Hodo kwaja, hodeokwaja, hodokwaja
Hodo kwaja is a popular snack food sold on the streets of Korea. Baked in a walnut shaped mold and filled with red bean paste, these treats are simply great.

Ingredients

Dough

1 1/4

cup

all purpose flour

1/8

teaspoon

salt

1/4

teaspoon

active dry yeast

1/4

teaspoon

sugar

3

tablespoons

warm water

1/3

cup

+ 1 tablespoon milk

Optional Dough Ingredients

flavoring

1/2

teaspoon

Walnut

1/2

teaspoon

Vanilla

1/2

teaspoon

Maple

1

tablespoon

sugar

Filling

1/2

cup

red bean paste

Red Bean Paste

2/3

cup

Dried Adzuki beans

Water for boiling

1/2

cup

sugar, brown sugar, or honey

2

tablespoons

neutral flavor oil for frying

Optional Red Bean Paste Ingredients

crushed:

walnut

pecan

gingko

almond

peanut

mashed:

lemon

orange

pineapple

Raisins

Cinnamon to taste

Procedure

Preparation

Make the Bean Paste

Rinse the beans in cold water, discarding broken/discolored/shriveled beans.

Place in a bowl or pot, cover with water, and soak over night.

Drain and rinse in cold water.

Place in a pot, cover with water, add a dash or two of salt, and bring to a rapid boil.

Reduce heat and simmer until soft, about 1 1/2 to 2 hours.

Remove from heat, drain, and cool.

Use a mortar and pestle, food processor, or blender and mash/blend until smooth.

Transfer to a mixing bowl and stir in the sugar (and any optional ingredient).

Heat a wok or stir fry pan.

Add oil and bean paste and fry on medium low heat for 2 to 4 minutes (until dry), pressing and turning occasionally with spoon or spatula.

Remove from heat and cool.

Transfer to an air tight container and refrigerate until use.

The paste may be stored, refrigerated, for up to one week.

Use as needed in various recipes.

Mix the Dough

Mix the warm water, yeast, and sugar in a small bowl.

Let stand 10 minutes.

Sieve the flour into a large bowl.

Add salt, milk, and yeast water and mix well.

Cover with a warm damp towel and let stand in a warm place for three hours.

Mix all filling ingredients in a small bowl.

Separate the dough into 10 equal portions.

Flatten the dough on waxed paper into a circular shape.

Place one slightly rounded teaspoon of filling in the center and seal the dough around the filling. Roll slightly to form a round ball.

Repeat with each portion.

Cooking

Pre-Heat oven to 350º.

Lightly grease a cookie sheet, muffin pan, or specialty baking mold with round or egg shaped depressions.

Place the dough balls seam side down, about 1 1/2 inches apart on the cookie sheet (one in each cup of muffin pan/mold) and bake for 13 to 17 minutes (until golden brown).

Serve warm.

Nutrition Facts

Serving size: Entire recipe (19.7 ounces).

Percent daily values based on the Reference Daily Intake (RDI) for a 2000 calorie diet.

Nutrition information calculated from recipe ingredients.

Amount Per Serving

Calories

1730.8

Calories From Fat (16%)

274.79

Calories From Protein (10%)

170.17

Calories From Carbohydrates (74%)

1285.84

Calories From Alcohol (0%)

0

% Daily Value

Total Fat 31.17g

48%

Saturated Fat 5.7g

29%

Monounsaturated Fat 6.57g

 

Polyunsaturated Fat 16.54g

 

Trans Fatty Acids 0.03g

 

Cholesterol 6.5mg

2%

Sodium 336.53mg

14%

Potassium 1999.59mg

57%

Total Carbohydrates 320.46g

107%

Fiber 21.54g

86%

Sugar 118.08g

 

Net Carbohydrates 298.92g

 

Protein 46.08g

92%

Vitamin A 179.06IU

4%

Vitamin C 0.17mg

<1%

Calcium 209.8mg

21%

Iron 14.34mg

80%

Vitamin E 2.61mg

26%

Vitamin D 34.94IU

9%

Thiamin 1.93mg

129%

Riboflavin 1.4mg

82%

Niacin 13.95mg

70%

Vitamin B6 0.61mg

31%

Folate 1177.5mcg

294%

Vitamin B12 0.37mcg

6%

Pantothenic Acid 3.25mg

33%

Vitamin K 50.65mcg

63%

Phosphorus 784.46mg

78%

Magnesium 213.58mg

53%

Zinc 8.26mg

55%

Copper 1.69mg

85%

Manganese 3.36mg

168%

Selenium 60.48mcg

86%

Alcohol 0g

 

Caffeine 0mg

 

Water 153.52g

0%

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