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Koshian (or koshi-an) is a kind of sweet red bean paste (Anko) used in a lot of Japanese sweets. While Tsubuan Anko is bean paste containing whole beans, Koshian is a strained and smooth paste. Koshian is used in many traditional Japanese desserts which have a more sophisticated feel.
To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook ''anko / koshi-an'' (smooth and sweet red bean paste / azuki bean paste)★recipe video★ using 4 ingredients and 18 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make ''ANKO / KOSHI-AN'' (Smooth and Sweet Red Bean Paste / Azuki Bean Paste)★Recipe video★:
- Take ・250 g (8.75 oz / 1.5 cup) ''azuki'' beans
- Prepare ・about 250 g (8.75 oz / 1.5 cup) sanding sugar
- Prepare ・a dash of salt
- Prepare ※1cup=235cc(USA)
In a nutshell, sweet red beans paste is made from boiled red bean, or Azuki beans in Japanese. The beans are then sweetened with sugar and seasoned with butter or lard to form a smooth and creamy consistency. So how do you use red bean paste? Used this fine smooth paste to make red bean mochi since we didn't have time to make the adzuki bean purée from scratch.
Steps to make ''ANKO / KOSHI-AN'' (Smooth and Sweet Red Bean Paste / Azuki Bean Paste)★Recipe video★:
- ★Recipe video★ (my You Tube channel)→https://youtu.be/bieCgwG3SzE
- Wash ''azuki'' beans with water. Drain the water.
- Boil the beans in plenty of water. Bring to a boil and turn off the heat. Let it sit as it is for 10 minutes.
- Drain the hot water to remove bitter taste. Put the beans into a pot and add water until the beans are soaked. Bring to a boil on high heat and turn down the heat and simmer for over 1 hour.
- Add water sometimes so that the beans don't come out of the water. Sometimes skim off the scum.
- After about 1 hour, take a bean from the pot and crush it to check the softness of the beans. Simmer until it's easily crushed and the inside is almost translucent (3rd photo↓). The bean in the second photo needs to be boiled a little more.
- Turn off the heat. Place a lid on and leave it for 30 minutes to uniform cooking. Strain it. Please don't take away the soup.
- Crush it lightly. Add enough water to soak the beans. Mash beans into pulp.
- Strain the soup with flour sifter. (Since the amount is large, strain it in several times.)
- Take the rest of the skin away. Let the strained soup sit as it is for 15 minutes. Take upper water away.
- Add water and mix well. Let it sit as it is 15 minutes again. - Take upper water away.
- Add water again and repeat it in the same way. Strain it with a clean cloth.
- Strain it with a clean cloth. Squeeze the cloth well.
- ''NAMA-AN'' is ready. Add sugar to NAMA-AN and make sweet bean paste. Use sugar that is half the weight of NAMA-AN. (this time: 462 g NAMA-AN / 231 g sugar)
- Loosen the NAMA-AN. Put the sugar and 100ml (2/5 cup) water in a pot. Heat it and bring it to a boil and turn off the heat.
- Mix well to melt sugar. Put all the NAMA-AN. Mix well until it gets smooth.
- Heat it over medium or high heat. Before that, put on work gloves. Please be careful not to burn yourself as hot paste will splash. Heat it while slowly mixing the bottom to prevent scorching. Heat it until it becomes heavy.
- Turn off the heat and add a dash of salt. Mix well. Put the paste out immediately and let it cool. It's all done!
We followed a recipe to make mochi from Mochiko sweet rice flour and filled it with this paste to make koshi-an daifuku. Anko is a Japanese name for cooked adzuki beans that is sweet. Making Sweet Red Bean Paste (Anko) from scratch is easier than you think. You only need azuki beans, sugar, water, and salt! Here, I'll show you the two varieties: Tsubuan (chunky paste) and Koshian (fine paste).
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