Green bean popsicles
It's not that I don't like to eat mung beans, but I just don't like to eat them with mung bean soup. I always feel that when drinking mung bean soup, I have to gulp it in large gulps. Occasionally, I have to chew two mung beans in my mouth, so I don't drink so happily. In fact, I still like to eat mung beans if they are beaten into sand and made into mung bean cakes or popsicles. Therefore, when we make mung bean soup at home, we divide it into two processes. The mung bean water is filtered and drunk, and the harvested mung beans are used to make snacks or popsicles. It seems that popsicles are selling better these two days, so we make popsicles every day.
Recipe Recommendations
- mung bean appropriate amount
- water appropriate amount
- sugar appropriate amount
- sweetening
- other
- several hours
- ordinary
Steps for Green bean popsicles

1
After cooking the mung bean soup, strain out the mung bean residue.
2
Add two tablespoons of sugar, add in a blender and beat until green bean paste.
3
Pour into a popsicle mold, place in the refrigerator and freeze for more than 2 hours.