Baked Manju

"I have a friend in Hawaii who sends me recipes to make for my kids. Sometimes they work...sometimes they are an "acquired" taste. This one was a winner! I think she got this recipe from the Chamber of Commerce. The recipe does double (and actually the doubled recipe would use a full can of the an). If you're expecting a traditional Japanese dessert, look elsewhere. This isn't the same kind of manju with the glutinous rice (mochi) on the outside...actually it's closer to kuri manju without the chestnut and with a completely different filing."
 
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Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
6
Serves:
18
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 350°F Line baking sheet with buttered parchment.
  • In large bowl of electric mixer, cream butter and sugar; add flour and mix well.
  • Form dough into 2-inch balls.
  • Flatten each ball slightly and place 1 tablespoon of an in the center.
  • Fold dough over an and pinch the ends together.
  • Place filled dough balls on baking sheets, seam side down (smooth side up).
  • Brush tops with egg.
  • Bake for 40 minutes or until lightly browned on top.

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  1. I used to purchase baked manju and this recipe comes closest to those delicacies. Thank you for posting.
     
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