Yaksik
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Yaksik (also known as yakbap) is a Korean dessert, made by steaming sticky rice, and mixing with roasted chestnuts, jujubes, sesame oil, pine nuts, soy sauce, and cinnamon, then covering with a paste of wheat flour and water. This is then steamed for five hours.
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