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Kuromameni 黒豆煮

HyogoKinkiSimmered dishHome area: Iseshima City
Kuromameni
Kuromameni (黒豆煮)Photo: Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF), “Uchi no Kyodo Ryori” database
PrefectureHyogo (兵庫県)
RegionKinki
Japanese name黒豆煮(くろまめに)
ReadingKuromameni
Home areaIseshima City
Main ingredients(Steel black bean dry)

History and Origins

The black peas in the mountain are said to be the best quality in the black beans, large grains, sugary, and black beans due to the high temperature of the day and day. It's very nice to have a small grain that's too sweet and so hard to break. It is said that the black peas from Tsukayama's mountain came from many sources, but the black peas from outside, which were introduced from the Miyagi district during the war period, were introduced to local climate and then spread to surrounding villages. During the Edo, when the Domitian Koyama presented the black pea to the general, some of the stories remain that he was highly praised. The black beans that have been sweetened are old-fashioned and have been known as a New Year's dish, but in recent years the health boom has grown and the polyphen in black peas has grown to be consumed over the year.

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When It Is Eaten

In addition to being eaten mainly as part of New Year's food, there are other families that will serve the flavor lightly these days and keep it prepared for the whole year. By October, young "black beans" were harvested, and they were appreciated as the season's taste.

How It Is Eaten

The dried black beans are boiled in water and boiled with a weak fire with soy sauce, sugar, salt, and so forth. You can also set aside black bean soup for sweets such as black beans or steamed bread.

Recipe — Serves 4

Ingredients

Method

  1. Black beans should be washed and left standing.
  2. Put water, sugar, salt, salt, soda, and so on.
  3. (When it is boiling, hold the fire, put one in, put the lid in, put it in, put it in, put it in for the night.)
  4. The pot is heated, boiled, and removed from the boiling black bubble.
  5. (Clearsho) Put in about one and a half cups of cold water, and if it boils again, take a bucket. I repeat this about two more times to remove the ac.
  6. When you remove the pot, you can make a paper lid, cover the pot, and cook it for about five hours, so that it does not blow out in a fire that is too weak.
  7. (It's easy to get angry when the beans are soft enough to break down with your fingers.) Keeping it cool makes it taste good.

Dish data: Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF), “Uchi no Kyodo Ryori” (Our Regional Cuisines) database, used under the Public Data License (PDL1.0); translated and adapted from the Japanese original.

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