Can sesame paste be eaten after it has expired?
Don't eat when it's overdue.
Food expiration will decompose a lot of toxic substances. Eating by mistake can range from diarrhea to food poisoning. I suggest you not eat it.
How to use expired sesame paste?
Expired sesame paste can be put directly in a flowerpot and rotted with water to add nutrition to potted plants.
If fried black sesame seeds expire, they usually expire after caking. Stir-fry quickly twice in the pot before powdering to remove moisture. If fried, press it immediately, put it in a dry glass bottle, and cover the bottle cap with a layer of paper, so that the sealed bottle can be moisture-proof.
How long can sesame paste last?
The bought sesame paste will be kept for 3 months after opening the bottle, and will be kept without opening the bottle 1 year.
But our own sesame paste will last for a short time. After eating the sesame paste made by myself, it is easy to oxidize and harden if it is opened for too long.
How is sesame paste made?
Raw materials: black (white) sesame oil (or virgin olive oil and sesame oil)
Seasoning: salt or sugar
Exercise:
1. Wash sesame seeds first;
2. put it in the pot and start frying sesame seeds. You can use medium fire at first. Stir-fry sesame seeds first, and then turn to low heat. Stir fry until sesame seeds can be crushed by hand. Just take a bite.
3. After cooling, put the fried sesame seeds into a blender;
4. Pulverize sesame into powder;
5. Put a part of the beaten sesame powder into a blender to continue stirring, and then add a proper amount of grape seed oil or virgin olive oil or sesame oil until the oil and powder are fully mixed.
6. Put sesame paste in a container, such as a glass bottle, cool it and put it in the refrigerator.