Homemade red soy sauce

By VicentaLakin

Homemade red soy sauce
It's been six months since I've been in the food world, and I've been learning a lot of things here, and I've been trying to publish my work like the masters

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Steps for Homemade red soy sauce

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    Prepare the required materials。
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    Put the musk beans in bubble hair。
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    I'm going to go to the skin
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    The bean petals are evaporated with a steam pan (about 20 minutes)。
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    Slightly cool, then chop it up。
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    It's enough to pour white wine over the soybean petals for two days, and if the sun is covered with gauze, I'll dry it。
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    In two days' time, the dry pepper will be ready to wash, the water will be boiled, the pepper will be boiled in the pot for a few minutes, and it will be recovered。
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    We'll break the boiled pepper with a mixer。
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    It mixes broken peppers, bean petals (with white wine) and salt。
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    Put the mixed sauce in the container, pour it into theseed oil, flood the bean petals, and put it in a better taste after six months。
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    That's what I did last time. There's only a few left。
  • Homemade red soy sauce Make Tips

    1. After removing the skins from the bean paste, break it into small pieces; this makes the finished dish look better. 2. If you like it spicy, add more chili peppers; doing so requires adding more salt. If you prefer a numbing sensation, add Sichuan peppercorns. 3. When using, you can transfer it to a small bottle. If the bean paste rises above the oil surface, add more as needed; this ensures it won't spoil no matter how long it is stored. 4. For the white liquor, I just use the local Shaoyang Daqu, which costs a little over ten yuan a bottle. If you don't have that, any 52-degree white liquor will work. 5. If you don't have rapeseed oil, you can substitute it with other salad oil.