Sesame paste
Overview
Eat sweets during the Chinese New Year. Why are candies an essential snack during the Spring Festival? I won’t be making nougat this year, although it is more high-end and classy. We have struggled with it many times in the past years, so let others do it this year. Sesame paste. I have been thinking about it since last year. It should be the same kind as the sorghum glutinous rice of the past. The soft candy with sesame seeds adds a rich flavor. Biting the sesame seeds in your mouth is a great taste. Maybe this kind of candy will be more popular with the elders, right?
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Ingredients
Steps
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Materials
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Put the sesame seeds in the oven and keep them warm at 100 degrees
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Pour 30 grams of water into the starch
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Mix into a uniform paste and set aside
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Pour sugar, maltose, 40 grams of water, and salt into the pot in sequence
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Cook until 110 degrees
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Turn off the heat and cool to about 85 degrees
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Pour in the starch paste and mix quickly
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Continue to cook until transparent
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Add corn oil
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Cook until about 118 degrees and become thick
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Pour in half of the sesame seeds and mix well
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Pour onto non-stick cloth and fold repeatedly
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While hot, rub remaining sesame seeds into
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Shape into rectangle
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Cut into pieces
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Put in white sesame seeds, roll into balls, and roll into strips
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into a neat cylindrical shape
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Wrapped in glutinous rice paper
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Wrap in candy wrapper, seal and store.