I will share the way with you today. The first step: soak the small red beans. First, put the prepared small red beans into the basin, then pour enough cold water, add appropriate amount of white rice vinegar and mix well, and cover them with sand cloth to soak the edible salt for about one night. The next day, pick up the adzuki bean, clean it, put it in the pot, add twice as much water as adzuki bean, and cook for 25min. Step 2: Remove the skin. In fact, the pastry chef told me that this step is particularly important to ensure the taste. That is, put the cooked adzuki bean into cold water, and rub the casing continuously by hand to remove the skin. Then put the mung bean into a pressure cooker, add water flow higher than the two fingers of adzuki bean, cover the lid and cook for 45 minutes, and then pick it up and roll it into mud.
Step 3: Solve the stone pot, clean the stone pot, pour in proper vegetable oil, then put the mashed semi-finished product and processed red bean stuffing into the pot, add appropriate amount of white sugar and condensed milk, stir-fry until the water is dry, and then turn off the fire and refrigerate after the strong alcohol is not thick, and put it in a sealed container for preservation. When making red bean paste, don't just add condensed milk. Just take a few simple steps to make it fragrant and not black.