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Exclusive Osmanthus Walnut Date Paste Red Bean Paste

Exclusive Osmanthus Walnut Date Paste Red Bean Paste

Luxurious homemade paste blending red beans, pitted dates, and walnuts into a silky spread, finished with osmanthus for floral notes, ideal as a filling for pastries.

Instructions

  1. 1
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    Soak the red beans in water one day in advance.

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    Wash the red dates clean.

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    Remove the jujube pit.

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    Put the red beans into a pressure cooker, add water about 2cm above the beans, cover, and cook for 15 minutes.

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    Open the lid, add the red dates, and continue cooking for 20 minutes without covering the pressure valve.

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    Cook and let it cool.

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    Put it into the blender and start the fruit and vegetable juice program.

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    Mash into a fine bean paste, pour it into a non-stick pan, and stir-fry over medium-low heat. Stir frequently and be careful of splattering burns.

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    Add lard and stir-fry with oil to make the red bean paste taste more moist.

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    Adding brown sugar makes it taste more fragrant.

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    When stir-frying is almost done, add the crushed cooked walnuts and Osmanthus flavored sugar and stir-fry together.

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    When the spatula shows obvious marks from stirring, the red bean paste is almost done. It doesn't need to be cooked too dry, as it will dry a bit more after cooling.

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    It combines the fragrances of red dates, red beans, walnuts, and osmanthus, with a suitable sweetness, very delicious.

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Ingredients

Main Ingredients

  • Red bean
    to taste
  • red date
    to taste
  • Walnut
    to taste

Seasonings

  • Candied Osmanthus
    to taste
  • brown sugar
    to taste
  • Lard
    to taste