Mung Bean Jelly
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Main ingredients.
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Pour clean water into the pot and put 2 grams of salt to boil. The mung bean starch is boiled with an appropriate amount of clean water to form a slurry, then quickly pour it into the boiling water pot and stir evenly.
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Stir well.
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Stir the paste evenly and thoroughly gelatinize, turn off the heat, and pour the thick starch paste into an iron pan to cool while it is hot.
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After the starch paste cools, put it in the refrigerator for 2 hours, then take it out and pour it on a cutting board.
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Cut the solidified mung bean jelly into strips with a knife.
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Sprinkle shredded cucumber and coriander in the dish, and pour in an appropriate amount of fresh soy sauce.
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Then pour the balsamic vinegar.
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A moderate amount of chili oil.
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Sprinkle with minced garlic and garnish with a few millet peppers.
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The characteristics of the jelly; the color is white, the jelly is chewy, salty and slightly spicy, and the taste is smooth.
Tips:
1. Take 200ml of clear water syrup, boil 600ml of clear water to open salt, and use a total of 800ml of clear water is basically appropriate.
2. After the water is boiled, pour the powder into the slurry at a time. The stirring action should be fast until the wet starch is completely gelatinized and then turn off the heat. Pour it into the mold, iron plate or bowl while it is hot.
3. It is best to use pure mung bean starch to make it. Sweet potato flour and potato flour are also ok, but they are not as gluten as the jelly made from mung bean starch.
4. After the jelly is cooled and iced, you can mix it with it as you like, sesame sauce, mustard, garlic, chili oil, pepper oil, etc., as long as you feel delicious, the sesame sauce must be used with cold boiling water to make it easy to use.