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To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook chewy black bean & coffee cream rolls using 11 ingredients and 12 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Chewy Black Bean & Coffee Cream Rolls:
- Get <Skin>
- Take 100 grams Cake flour
- Take 150 ml Water
- Make ready 2 pinch Salt
- Prepare <Coffee Cream>
- Make ready 150 ml ◎Milk
- Prepare 3 tbsp ◎Skim milk
- Get 2 tbsp ◎Brown sugar
- Make ready 2 tbsp ◎Cake flour
- Prepare 1 tbsp + 1 teaspoon ◎Powdered coffee
- Make ready 3 packets Fujikko Tanba Kuromame black beans
Blend the black beans, eggs, cocoa powder, sugar, oil, almond milk, balsamic, baking soda, baking I just made these. I like the flavor and they are very moist. But I like brownies to be more chewy, and. Chewy noodles with savory Jajang sauce!
Steps to make Chewy Black Bean & Coffee Cream Rolls:
- Beat all of the cream ingredients together in either a food processor or with a hand mixer.
- Add the mixture from step 1 to a heat-resistant container, loosely cover with cling film, heat for 2 minutes at 500-600 W and mix.
- Heat in the microwave for 1 more minute and mix again. Once cooled, cover with cling film.
- Add the skin ingredients to a bowl and mix well. You can also choose to beat these ingredients together in a food processor or with a hand mixer.
- Grease a warmed electric griddle or frying pan with a little oil and scoop up 1 heaped tablespoon (just short of 1 spoonful if using a ladle) and spread the mixture into a slightly elongated circle in the pan.
- When the surface has dried out and the skin is slightly transparent, flip it over and cook for 10 seconds on the other side.
- Arrange the cooked skins on a plate until ready to be spread with cream and cover with cling film to stop them drying out.
- Leaving a little space around the edge of the skins, spread a tablespoon of the coffee cream mixture over the skin and line up 4-5 drained black beans in the center.
- Roll the skins away from you and place them seam-down.
- Roll the rest of the rolls in the same way.
- Once rolled, use a pair of scissors to cut down the roll diagonally resulting in 2 equal parts. Arrange on a plate to finish. (Try adding extra beans near the open edge of the rolls fo extra taste.)
- Replace some of the milk with the leftover kuromame black bean juice in the packet to make 150 ml of liquid for the coffee cream. Feel free to reduce some of the sugar. These are just recommendations though.
The black bean flavor will dance in your tummy. Heat up a pan and add black bean sauce ingredients. Stir it well until it's blended all together. Place the beans and oil in a food processor, blender or immersion blender. While fermented black beans sound like a preserved black bean product, they're actually two The dried beans are hard and chewy but are rinsed and soaked before using.
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