Stove Top Recipe - Only 1 Hour of Simmering! Tanba Kuromame
The concept of this recipe for plump kuro-mame is to soak the beans for a long time to reduce the cooking time, but since the cooking time varies depending on the variety of black bean, please adjust the length as necessary.
Enjoy this easy, foolproof way to prepare authentic kuromame without any need to stand by the stove.
The proportion of beans to sugar is 1:1, and the proportion of unrefined brown cane sugar to refined sugar is 3:1.
I added refined sugar since brown cane sugar doesn't give enough sweetness.
If using cooking methods other than stove top, make sure that the water doesn't boil, and add water if it boils down (below the level of the beans). Recipe by Atorie sara
Stove Top Recipe - Only 1 Hour of Simmering! Tanba Kuromame
The concept of this recipe for plump kuro-mame is to soak the beans for a long time to reduce the cooking time, but since the cooking time varies depending on the variety of black bean, please adjust the length as necessary.
Enjoy this easy, foolproof way to prepare authentic kuromame without any need to stand by the stove.
The proportion of beans to sugar is 1:1, and the proportion of unrefined brown cane sugar to refined sugar is 3:1.
I added refined sugar since brown cane sugar doesn't give enough sweetness.
If using cooking methods other than stove top, make sure that the water doesn't boil, and add water if it boils down (below the level of the beans). Recipe by Atorie sara
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- 1
The fresher the bean, the plumper the result. Rinse the beans, then drain. Either lumped or powdered cane sugar is fine.
- 2
The proportion of black soybeans to the combined amount of sugar should be 1:1. I used the proportion of 3:1 for unrefined brown cane sugar to refined sugar.
- 3
Bring the sugar, soy sauce, and water to boil in a pot, then turn off the heat and let cool. When it cools, add the black soybeans and soak overnight.
- 4
After soaking overnight, the wrinkles should almost disappear and they'll look reconstituted like this.
- 5
Since the skins will break if brought to a boil too quickly, cover with a lid and simmer for 1 hour over low heat. Do not allow the water level to go below the level of the beans.
- 6
After simmering, they should be plump and tender all the way through. If they are still hard, simmer until they reach this degree of tenderness.
- 7
To allow the flavors to completely blend, cover with a lid and let sit overnight. The beans should settle to the bottom.
- 8
Transfer to a dish, then serve. If storing, be sure to store in the liquid and keep it above the level of the beans. Otherwise, the beans will become wrinkled.
- 9
Note - I tested the proportion of 1:1 for kuromame to sugar. The color was slightly reduced and the sweetness increased. I recommend this method when using the beans for sweets since they are not strong-tasting.
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