Don't Worry If You Have It-basic White Bean Paste
1.
Soak the white kidney beans overnight.
2.
Peel the soaked kidney beans, not the skin.
3.
Wash the peeled white kidney beans and put them in the pot. Add water, which is slightly higher than the kidney beans.
4.
Bring to a boil and add sugar.
5.
Turn to low heat and cook slowly, until the kidney beans are glutinous and the water is almost absorbed.
6.
Press the beans that are not very crushed into a fine puree on the back of the spoon.
7.
Add vegetable oil, turn on a low heat, and stir constantly.
8.
With the stir-frying, the red bean paste began to decrease, and it became more and more laborious to stir.
9.
Until the bean paste is completely hugged into a ball, it seems that it is relatively dry quickly, and the pot is basically fried, and the basic white bean paste is ready.
Tips:
1. White kidney beans are extremely absorbent. It is best to use a larger pot when soaking. Add more water and soak it for a longer time to make it easier to cook.
2. The amount of sugar and oil added can be adjusted according to personal circumstances.
3. When frying the bean paste, the heat should not be too high, and it should be stirred frequently, otherwise the pot will be mixed.
4. The more difficult it is to stir up at the end, you can rest for a while before continuing.
5. The bean paste must be fried dry, which is conducive to preservation, and it is not easy to burst when making moon cakes and other baking.
6. You can add your favorite ingredients to the basic bean paste to become the special bean paste you like.
7. After the prepared bean paste is allowed to cool, put it in the fresh-keeping box and store it in the refrigerator, and eat it as soon as possible.