The transformation of red bean paste, accompanied by kidney beans---the journey of red bean paste
Overview
Because there are too many beans at home, I am thinking of ways to get rid of them. But I get tired after cooking porridge all the time, so I made bean paste. You can also pose and practice your sushi rolling skills while enjoying the delicious food.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Soak the kidney beans in water for three hours, put them in a pot and cook them until they bloom as shown in the picture. This will increase the sand extraction rate.
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Put the kidney beans into a food processor, add water and crush them.
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Whipped kidney beans.
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Sieve the whipped kidney beans and remove the skins.
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Put a little oil in a pan, add the sifted kidney bean paste into the pan, and stir-fry.
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During the frying process, big bubbles will appear until the water evaporates, and the bubbles will turn into bean paste. Continue to stir-fry until it is not sticky to the spoon, and add sugar.
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Then add milk to remove the beany smell, then turn on the heat and continue heating until it no longer sticks to the spoon.
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Fried kidney bean paste, set aside.
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You can scoop some out with a spoon and shape it into a rectangular shape, so it can be eaten. So delicious
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One more
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Shoot from a different angle
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You don’t need to add too much sugar, I also added honey. It has a soft and chewy texture that melts in your mouth smoothly.
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Red beans and lotus seeds are cooked. Lotus seeds have a soothing effect, so I added some
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According to the same method, crush the red beans and lotus seeds, sift and fry to make bean paste.
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Spread a layer of red bean paste on the plastic wrap.
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Spread another layer of kidney bean paste
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Roll it up like sushi
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Cut into pieces and serve immediately
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Finished product pictures