Cookingdom Level 59 - Mochi

The ultimate guide for Cookingdom Level 59 Mochi, helping players master the cooking adventure of Cookingdom.

Cookingdom Level 59 Walkthrough Video

Cookingdom Level 59 Walkthroughs & Guide

Welcome to Cookingdom Level 59, where your mission is to craft the perfect Mochi using the correct tools, sequence, and timing. This level introduces players to Cookingdom's intuitive yet precise cooking mechanics in a relaxed, no-timer environment.

This walkthrough gives you the exact steps to succeed in Cookingdom Level 59, detailing every ingredient, action, and placement needed.

Ingredients Needed

Ingredient	Quantity	Notes
Glutinous Rice	1 batch	Pounded in a mortar to create mochi dough.
Water	As needed	Added to rice during pounding.
Eggs	4	Yolks separated and whisked for custard filling.
Green Leaves	1 bowl	Ground into a paste, likely for matcha flavoring.
Strawberries	1 bowl	Sliced and cooked with sugar to make jam.
Sugar	As needed	Mixed with strawberries for jam.
Chocolate Bar	2	Grated and melted for chocolate ganache.
Red Beans	1 bag	Washed, blended, and cooked into anko (red bean paste).
Pink Flavoring Syrup	1 bottle	Used to color one of the mochi wrappers.
White Cream Filling	1 container	Used as filling for several mochi.
Powdered Toppings	1 bowl	Sprinkled on finished mochi (matcha, cocoa, pink sprinkles).
Tea Leaves & Hot Water	As needed	For brewing tea to serve with the mochi.

Step 1. Pound the Mochi Dough

In a traditional setting, use the large wooden mallet (kine) to repeatedly pound the glutinous rice inside the wooden mortar (usu). Periodically add water from the pail to the rice to ensure a smooth, elastic consistency. Once fully pounded, the finished mochi dough is transferred to a wooden tray.

Tip: Rhythmic pounding and adding water at the right time are key to getting the perfect mochi texture.

Step 2. Prepare Fillings: Matcha, Custard, and Strawberry

Prepare three different fillings. First, crack four eggs and separate the yolks into a bowl, then whisk them for the custard base. Next, grind green leaves in a mortar and pestle to create a matcha paste. Finally, slice fresh strawberries, add sugar, and cook them in a pot until they form a thick strawberry jam.

Tip: Each filling is prepared in a separate mini-game. Complete each one to have all components ready for assembly.

Step 3. Prepare Fillings: Chocolate and Red Bean

Continue by preparing the remaining two fillings. Grate two bars of chocolate on a cutting board, then transfer the shavings to a pot and melt them into a smooth ganache. For the red bean paste, wash the beans, puree them in a blender, and then cook the puree in a pot until it thickens into anko.

Tip: Ensure the chocolate is melted smoothly without burning. Cook the red bean paste until it's thick enough to be used as a filling.

Step 4. Color and Fill the Mochi

The plain dough is cut into six wrappers. Each wrapper is colored with a different flavor (chocolate, matcha, red bean, custard, pink syrup). At the assembly station, fill each colored wrapper with its designated filling: red wrapper with cream, green with strawberry jam, brown with cream, yellow with cream, pink with red bean paste, and the white wrapper with the custard filling. Fold each one into a ball.

Tip: This step requires careful matching of wrappers to fillings. The game shows which filling goes into which colored mochi wrapper.

Step 5. Final Assembly and Presentation

The filled mochi are placed into a decorative gift box, magically transforming into cute animal shapes. The mochi are then arranged on a serving platter. Sprinkle the corresponding powder toppings on the green, brown, pink, and red mochi. To complete the set, a pot of tea is poured into a cup to be served alongside the beautiful mochi.

Tip: Don't forget the final dusting of powders, as it adds to the visual appeal and flavor. The tea completes the traditional presentation.

Tips and Tricks for Cookingdom Level 59

The video shows the creation of five distinct fillings and one cream filling. You must complete all preparation mini-games.

During the final assembly, the game is very specific about which filling goes into which colored wrapper.

The mochi magically turn into animal shapes once placed in the box; this is part of the game's animation.

The final step involves two separate sets of mochi; one for plating and dusting, and another in a box. Follow the on-screen actions to complete the level.