Isobe Maki Mochi
This is simply a toasted/broiled/grilled mochi cake wrapped in seaweed, then dipped in soy sauce (or soy sauce with a bit of sugar if desired). My kids love this for breakfast!
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[...] there in April. My cousin’s wife in Nagasaki made me the most delicious snack one day called isobe maki. It was unlike anything I had ever tasted. It involved mochi blocks (again, remember, they probably [...]
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mmmmmm… what a great idea
i dont see the recipe on the page ?? wierd
I love this dish, I’ll go and buy a pack of mochi from the store and grill it and the whole family pigs out! yummmmm
Where can you find a place that will airmail savory mochi?
Isobe Maki is so simple, just buy mochi at any Japanese grocery store, then cook them with pan or toast them with oven toaster, then wrap em around with nori seaweed:)