Homemade Konjac
Overview
How to cook Homemade Konjac at home
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare ingredients. Three level spoons of konjac powder, one third level spoon of alkali, this level spoon is 8 mg, and two mineral bottles of water. (The ratio of alkali, powder, and water is 5 grams of alkali, 50 grams of powder, and 5 pounds of water). If you want it to be tender, add more water; if you want it to be chewy, add less water. The range of water is 4 to 7 pounds.
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Dissolve alkali with a small amount of water
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Prepare a mineral water bottle
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Put two bottles of mineral water in the pot. You can also use a scale to weigh two kilograms of water
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Boil the water and slowly pour in the konjac powder
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Stir constantly and cook until it becomes gelatin, which will take about four or five minutes. Pour in the alkaline water. Make sure the alkaline water flows in a long and steady stream. Stir quickly with the other hand. Stir for about twenty or thirty seconds and it's done.
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Pour it into a container, let it cool, and you’re done
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It can be fried and eaten, or shabu-shabu-shabu-shabu-fried (before frying, put the konjac cubes in the pot and boil until the water boils. This will make it more elastic and less likely to break the shape).