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Chewy potato-starch cakes filled with bean paste and steamed — a regional sweet of northern North Korea.
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The cold mountainous regions of northern North Korea, such as Ryanggang Province, are known for potatoes, and many dishes use them. Kamja ttok are chewy cakes made from potato starch, filled with red bean or kidney bean paste and steamed. Their translucent, glossy look is distinctive.
Put the potato starch and salt in a bowl and stir in boiling water little by little.
When cool enough to touch, knead until smooth.
Divide into 12 balls, flatten, and wrap around the bean paste.
Press lightly with your fingers into half-moons or pleated shapes.
Steam for 10 minutes and brush lightly with sesame oil.