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Dduk.ai docs
Dduk.ai is the heritage rice-cake site: injeolmi, mugwort, pastel wedding/dol towers, and ceremonial dduk — not cafe tteok and not spicy tteokbokki.
Route index
- Home — Overview and featured links
- Recipes — Ingredients and steps
- Journal — Explainers and kitchen science
- Pantry — Tools and staples
- llms.txt — When to use this site
- Sitemap — Every public URL
- Terms — Terms of service
- Privacy — Privacy policy
Recipes
- Heritage Baekseolgi — White Siru for Dol & Weddings
- Mujigae Pastel — Rainbow Catering Siru (Minimal Neon)
- Injeolmi — Traditional Pounded & Cut
- Songpyeon Pine — Heritage Chuseok
- Hwajeon — Azalea Flower Heritage
- Jeungpyeon — Makgeolli Sul Tteok (Spongy)
- Ssuk Gaetteok — Mugwort Leaf Rice Cake
- Gyeongdan Trio — Bean, Sesame, Mugwort Coatings
- Yaksik Heritage — Chestnut Jujube Wedding Yaksik
- Dol Tower — Pastel Dduk Catering Set (60-person)
Journal
- What Makes Korean Dduk Distinct from Mochi
- The Science and Art: Glutinous vs. Non-Glutinous Rice
- Savory Dduk: Garae-Tteok and Tteokguk Techniques
- Sweet Dduk: Injeolmi, Songpyeon, and Modern Fillings
- Mochi and Its Cousins: Rice Cakes Across Asia
- Tteok vs. Dduk: Siru, Spelling, and When They Matter
- Mugwort and Mujigae: Color, Herb, and Rainbow Layers
- Pastel Dduk Catering: Weddings and Doljanchi
- Flower Tteok: Hwajeon and Modern Cafe Dduk
- Storage: Freezing and Re-Steaming Without Ruin
- Top 5 Heritage Dduk — Mochi Compare to Pastel Weddings