This was actually made before my recent trip to Japan, although it screams Japanese (lol).
Buttered toast with sweet red bean paste is a local favorite breakfast choice in the Nagoya region where I grew up in.
But when I saw a combination of read bean paste, cream, and fruit confiture/jam on a toast on Instagram, that intrigued me.
Apparently a cafe called “Coffee House Kako” is famous for making this.
They use butter, sweet red bean paste, whipped cream, and jam/confiture.
My version is a bit different because I used cream cheese instead of whipped cream.
I personally think cream cheese is a better choice because of its texture and taste particularly for breakfast.
This time for jam/confiture I used store-bought cheery, marmalade, and lingonberry. I made kiwi confiture myself.
Red Bean Cream Cheese Toast
1 toast
1 tablespoon butter, room temperature
4~6 tablespoons sweet red bean paste
2~4 tablespoons cream cheese
jam/confiture
1. Spread butter on a toast. Cut the toast into four pieces.
2. Spread red bean paste. Place cream cheese and then jam/confiture on top.
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