Definition of mochi
: a doughlike mass made from cooked and pounded glutinous rice used in Japan as an unbaked pastry
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When the last wonton filled with mochi and seaweed had been eaten, the now murky cooking liquid was whisked away—only to return for a grand finale.
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For dessert: handmade mochi, coated in black sesame or peanut powder.
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More than the dairy-free coffee mochi, more than Everything but the Bagel Sesame Seasoning, more than peppermint Joe-Joes, the argan oil is my most beloved product.
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There's mochi and ice cream sandwiches for dessert.
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Attendees are encouraged to bring a potluck item and will also have the opportunity to try mochi (sweet rice cakes).
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The meal lasted two hours before the finale a small bowl of green tea ice cream and mango mochi arrived.
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The Olsen Twins Served Art for Breakfast at The Row A post shared by Stella Bugbee (@stellabugbee) on Feb 12, 2018 at 7:45am PST Petite sones and mochi were as artful as the Noguchi sculptures on the runway.
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Shave ice — similar to halo-halo, the popular Filipino dessert — is a sweet snack of powdery ice, syrup and sometimes adzuki beans, mochi and li hing mui (ground pickled plum skin).
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Origin and Etymology of mochi
Japanese
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