Tomatoes for Mayokoba beans

By VicentaLakin

Tomatoes for Mayokoba beans
Mayokoba beans, also known as Mayacoba or canyon beans, are named after a small village in Mexico, recreated a new version of old Inca food. They have a unique taste, and they say they don't give consumers the usual digestive reactions, and other beans are available. Maya Koba is yellow, about the size of a soybeans. Our people here don't like soybeans, the supermarket doesn't have soybeans, and the pen looks like soybeans, but it's a little longer than soybeans, and they bought a bag to try, and they made a big pot of that。

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  • refined salt 1 teaspoon
  • white sugar 4 tablespoons
  • pepper 1 teaspoon
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Steps for Tomatoes for Mayokoba beans

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    Preparation of materials: Mayokoba beans, tomatoes, onions, eggplant juice, pepper powder
  • Make Tomatoes for Mayokoba beans step 1
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    Put the beans in the high-pressure pan, clear about one quarter of the pot, set up grain slots for 50 minutes
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    Cut the onions and tomatoes into blocks, put them into Blender, and make them mud
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    And bring the beans into the pot
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    Into tomato onions
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    2 spoons of eggplant juice, 4 small spoons of red pepper powder, 1 small spoon of salt, 4 large spoons of sugar and 1 small spoon of pepper pepper, evenly mixed, if too dense to add 1/4 to 1/2 cups of clean water, evenly mixed, slow-fire stew
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    Cover the pan and stew for 20 minutes
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    One-two spoons of powder and one-quarter cups of starch water
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    When the time comes, it will be in the pot, evenly plattered, tasted, savored and edible, and will be stored in a container for four to five days。
  • Tomatoes for Mayokoba beans Make Tips

    One, the beans, once boiled through water, will be four times the original head, and the pen cook one pound at a time, too many, and about 250 grams at a time. Two, for the sake of the colour of the beans, a non-spicy Paprika is added; three, fresh tomatoes are used instead of canned tomato products, which tastes better. Four, this method of making is also suitable for the soybeans; and five, spoons, spoons and cups for any food, such as cooking, baking, etc., are used internationally, not at home or in a restaurant, to fix and make beverages and beverages。

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