Matcha red bean and roasted grass jelly
Overview
Matcha always seems to be paired with honey red beans. Whether it is bread, cakes or desserts, you can always see matcha wherever there are red beans, and you can almost always see red beans wherever there is matcha. Why is this? On this day, I had a sudden idea to connect the two of them with the burning grass jelly, and since I have become very interested in milk foam recently, I simply added milk foam into the mix. It seems to work well too.
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Steps
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Materials
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Pour water and grass jelly powder into the pot
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Mix well
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Heat over medium-low heat until boiling, pour into a container and let stand until solidified
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Boil red beans until crispy and pour out excess water
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Take 20 grams, add fine sugar and mix well
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Leave until the sugar dissolves
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Take out the solidified burning grass
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Cut into small cubes
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Put into cup
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Put matcha powder into milk
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Use a milk frother to froth milk
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Pour the milk liquid into the grass jelly
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Then scoop the milk froth onto the surface
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Finally put the red beans