Enzyme edamame
Overview
I recently bought a yogurt machine, which has a function of making natto. It actually uses natto bacteria to ferment. I remembered that someone in my hometown used edamame to ferment and then mixed it with ginger and pepper to make an appetizer, so I tried to make it
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare ingredients: edamame, red pepper, garlic, and young ginger
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Prepare natto
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Edamame peeled kernels
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Clean it and try to remove the green clothes on the edamame
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Rinse the pressure cooker, add water and put it on the steaming rack
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Put the washed edamame into the pressure cooker and steam
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Cover the pressure cooker and cook over high heat. After the pressure limiting valve of the pressure cooker releases the air, cook for ten to twelve minutes and turn off the heat
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After the pressure cooker has cooled, open it and take out the edamame (including the stainless steel pot). Cool the edamame to about 30 degrees. Take a clean small bowl and pour a small amount of cold boiled water into it. Then pour in the natto mushroom powder. When it melts, pour it into the cooled edamame and stir evenly
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Add a small amount of cold water to the yogurt machine
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Add the mixed edamame, cover the machine, turn on the power, press the function key to natto, and let it ferment inside
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Peel the garlic into cloves, wash the peppers and young ginger, and cut them into shreds
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Put in a bowl and add salt to marinate
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The edamame has been fermented for eight to ten hours. Carefully open the lid of the yogurt machine
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I saw that there was already a thin white film on the edamame
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Stir it with chopsticks and you will get a lot of mycelium
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Take out the fermented edamame, pour in the pickled garlic heads, add sugar and salt and mix well
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Find a glass bottle of suitable size and put it in the refrigerator
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After refrigeration, take out an appropriate amount and put it on a plate at any time. Once you make it, you can eat it for about a week