Homemade high calcium sesame paste
Overview
Nutrition of sesame paste: 1. Sesame paste is rich in protein, fat and multiple vitamins and minerals, and has high nutritional value; 2. Sesame paste contains a lot of calcium, and regular and moderate consumption is beneficial to the development of bones and teeth; 3. Sesame paste contains several times more iron than pork liver and egg yolks. Regular consumption not only has a positive effect on adjusting anorexia and anorexia, but also corrects and prevents iron deficiency anemia; 4. Sesame paste is rich in lecithin, which can prevent premature whitening or loss of hair.
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Ingredients
Steps
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A plate of fried sesame seeds, which I bought ready-made. If it is raw sesame seeds, they need to be fried. (Ready-made cooked sesame seeds need to be selected to remove impurities inside.)
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Heat a little oil in the pan. Then let cool. Place cooked sesame seeds into a food processor cup (milkshake cup). Pour the oil into the cup as well.
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Start the food processor and set it twice on low speed and twice on high speed.
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When I opened the lid, the smell of sesame paste was so fragrant. You can add an appropriate amount of salt.
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Let cool and then store in an airtight jar and refrigerate.
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The hot pot ingredients are all ready, let’s eat it this winter!