black bean sago dew

By BrettWunsch

black bean sago dew
I am a black bean. Although my black appearance is not shocking, haha, I am ugly, but I am very nutritious. Women ate beautifying hair, and men ate nourishing kidney!

Recipe Recommendations

  • black kidney beans 200g
  • milk 1 bag
  • grape appropriate amount
  • honey appropriate amount

Steps for black bean sago dew

  • Make  step 0
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    Ingredients: 200g black kidney beans, 1 bag of milk, 50 g sago dew, honey, grapes
  • Make  step 1
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    Step 1: Take clear water into the sago pan, bring to a boil, add the sago sauce, stir constantly, and cook for 10 minutes.
  • Make  step 2
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    Until there is a little white heart left in the sago sauce, cover it, turn off the heat and simmer for 10 minutes until the sago sauce is completely transparent, remove the super-cold boiled water, pour in the milk, let the sago absorb enough milk, and the milk aroma will be more abundant. Stand by. (You can use coconut milk without milk)
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    Step 2: Cook the kidney beans and soak the kidney beans overnight, add water to boil over medium heat, then cook over low heat, add sugar, and cook until the beans bloom a little, and collect the juice.
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    Step 3: Pick up the sago kidney beans, put the cooked kidney beans into a glass (glass basin), add sago dew, add 2 grapes, put in the refrigerator and chill for a while, and pour some honey when serving.
  • black bean sago dew Make Tips

    Black beans have long been known as the "King of Beans." They are rich in protein, vitamins, minerals, and more. The black skin of the bean contains anthocyanins, which are an excellent source of antioxidants capable of clearing free radicals from the body. Their antioxidant effect is particularly good in the acidic environment of the stomach, helping to beautify the skin and increase gastrointestinal motility.

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