Green Tea Dasik Cookies (No-Bake Korean Matcha Pressed Cookies)
Quick answer
- Total time
- 25 min
- Level
- Easy
- Servings
- 4 servings
- Ingredients
- 6
About this dish
Nokcha dasik are Korean pressed tea cookies formed by binding roasted soybean powder and matcha with honey, rice syrup, and a touch of sesame oil, then stamping the mixture in a traditional wooden mold.
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No oven or heat is needed; the key is achieving a moisture ratio that lets the dough hold together under pressure without cracking. If the dough is too dry, the surface splits when unmolded; too wet, and the stamped pattern loses definition. Rice syrup quantity is the primary lever for adjusting consistency. On the tongue, the cookie dissolves gently, releasing the toasty depth of roasted soybean first, followed by the grassy bitterness of green tea that cleans the palate. The embossed pattern from the mold gives each piece a refined, ornamental appearance, and a brief air-dry at room temperature firms the surface enough for neat storage. Arranged two or three to a small plate beside a cup of tea, they make a composed and properly presented traditional tea-table spread.
Ingredients
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Instructions
Read the steps as a cooking flow: prep, heat, seasoning, doneness control, and finish.
- 1Prep
Sift 90g roasted soybean powder and 10g green tea powder together through a fine sieve to remove any lumps and create an evenly fine mixture.
- 2Season
Combine 45g honey, 20g corn syrup, 1g salt, and 5ml sesame oil in a bowl and stir until well blended into a viscous, sticky syrup.
- 3Prep
Add the sifted powder to the syrup in 2 to 3 additions and press-mix with a spatula each time until the powder is fully absorbed and the mixture forms a cohesive mass.
- 4Step
Squeeze a small amount firmly in your fist; if it holds together without cracking the moisture ratio is correct.
If it cracks, add 0.5 teaspoon more honey at a time until it holds.
- 5Step
Dust the mold lightly with soybean flour, pack the dough firmly into the pattern cavity, and press out decisively in one strong motion to get a sharp, clear imprint.
- 6Finish
Arrange the pressed green tea cookies on a plate and dry at room temperature for 10 minutes to stabilize the surface before serving.
Practical Cooking Checks
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- Key technique
- Nokcha dasik green tea cookies are stamped in traditional wooden molds without requiring oven heat.
- Finish cue
- Arrange the pressed green tea cookies on a plate and dry at room temperature for 10 minutes to stabilize the surface before serving.
- Storage and reheating
- Store in a cool, shaded place to preserve matcha aroma.
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25min, 6 ingredients
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