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Тайяки – традиционная японская сладость в виде рыбы морского леща. Хрустящее тесто с нежной сладкой начинкой из пасты адзуки (анко) и ароматным заварным кремом. Рецепт включает подробные шаги по приготовлению фасоли, пасты, крема и теста, а также советы по формированию и жарке в специальной форме.
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