California Farm Soy Natto Paste for Miso Soup

Natto smells and tastes like overripe Camembert cheese. Four plastic 1 pound tubs of this fermented soy bean paste are enough for a years supply of Miso soup and miso breakfast snack for two people. Here is the recipe that works for us year after year.
California Farm Soy Natto Paste for Miso Soup
Natto smells and tastes like overripe Camembert cheese. Four plastic 1 pound tubs of this fermented soy bean paste are enough for a years supply of Miso soup and miso breakfast snack for two people. Here is the recipe that works for us year after year.
Steps
- 1
Soak 2 pounds of whole soy beans in 4 parts of water 12 hours till bubbles appear on top of the water. Makes 4 pounds. Whisk beans on slow in bread maker to remove loosened hulls. Rinse and drain.
- 2
Boil dehulled beans in 2 parts water for 6 hours till soft. Add water every hour to keep beans immersed. After adding water, stir, skim foam and floating hulls off the top. The beans are done when they turn to puree pressed between thumb and finger. Drain. Puree in 2 cup increments in foodprocessor with Tbs old natto and 1/4 cup water till smooth.
- 3
Ladle into glass baking dish, make a 2” layer. Cover with shrinkwrap. Put in oven with oven light on, top shelf is usally 110F-120F degrees, bottom shelf is 100F degrees, put mash at 100F to 120F degrees. Taste every six hours. When you like the taste, Cool in fridge to stop fermentation. Done! Freeze three tubs, use one, keep well sealed.
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