Ingredients
For the mochi :
- 100g mochiko/glutinous rice flour
- 1 tbsp unsweetened cocoa powder
- 40g sugar
- 180~200ml water
For the filling :
- 50ml heavy cream/whipping cream
- 80g cream cheese (like Philadelphia)
- 3 oreo cookies
- 30g sugar
Instructions
- *1.*_Start with the filling cream:_ beat whipping cream and sugar until soft peaks form. Add cream cheese and mix well. Set aside.
- 2. Remove the cream layer inside the oreo cookies. Crush the cookies. Then add the oreo crumbs into the cream mixture from #1. Mix.
- 3. Prepare the "silicone mould" (here I used a 4cm diameter * 15-hole mould). Place the oreo filling cream in each hole.
- 4. Flatten the surface, using a spoon or anything else you like. Place in the freezer until it is frozen. I usually make it one day before I want to eat mochi.
- 5. Mochi time! Once the cream is frozen, start preparing the mochi mixture : In a microwave-safe glass bowl, combine flour, cocoa powder and sugar. Stir to combine. Add the water slowly and mix with an egg beater until smooth. Cover lightly the bowl with cling wrap.
- 6. Microwave the mixture for 1 minute. Then stir the dough with a spatula. put it back in the microwave again for another minute and stir lightly. Put it back in the microwave for 30 seconds now (*not* 1 min!) and stir. And then once more for microwave it 30 seconds and then stir. The mixture should now be very thick and translucent.
- 7. Transfer the mochi dough on your working surface floured with katakuriko/potato starch. Be careful, it is very hot so you should use a spatula. Cut the mochi into 15 equal pieces. Don't forget to coat your hand with katakuriko/potato starch.
- 8. With your hands, take one of these pieces and flatten it into a circle. Then take a frozen oreo cream filling from the freezer and put it in the middle of the mochi disc. Pull out the cream fillings one at a time from the freezer as they will melt and soften quickly. Pull the edges of the dough disc together to cover the cream ball. Press together the edges to seal well. Smoothen the mochi by rolling it on the dusted board.
- 9. Keep in the fridge before you serve :)
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Cindy says
Hi! Thank you so much for this recipe. Is it stored in the freezer or the refrigerator?
panda says
Hi! These Oreo mochis should be stored in a fridge. Thanks for visiting!😀
Razyah says
I am trying to make these mochis for my class but if I were to add rushed Oreo what would I do
Dans la lune says
Hi there, if I am not mistaken this recipe uses crushed Oreo too. You might want to look at the video, hope it helps!
Jenna says
Hi there, can you use any type of powder for the dough? such as cookies and cream drink mix?
panda says
For the dough I think it is necessary to stick to glutinous rice flour
sunny.o'neil says
is potato starch necessary for rolling out the dough, or would it be fine to use icing sugar?o’neil
panda says
Hello! Icing sugar will become sticky. Please use potato starch.