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Great recipe for Nutritious Smoothie with Kuromame, Banana, and Kinako. We drink this everyday for breakfast. I've tried with various ingredients, and settled on this combination. ・I use plain boiled kuromame in place of sweetened ones to cut down on the sugar. ・If you blend for a long time, the.
To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have nutritious smoothie with kuromame, banana, and kinako using 5 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Nutritious Smoothie with Kuromame, Banana, and Kinako:
- Take 1 Banana
- Take 100 ml Yogurt
- Make ready 1 tbsp Kinako, sesame seeds (optional)
- Get 100 ml Sweetened kuromame (optional)
- Prepare 300 ml Soy milk
The flavor is similar to roasted. So, I add a heaped spoonful of it into my morning smoothie, sprinkle it on unsweetened yoghurt for an afternoon pick-me-up, or stir it into a warm cup of milk (with a cheeky drizzle of honey) for a nutritious hot drink. Recipe: Kinako and Banana Smoothie Bowl. See great recipes for Kuromame for osechi ryori, black sweet soybeans too!
Instructions to make Nutritious Smoothie with Kuromame, Banana, and Kinako:
- Add the soy milk and the banana to a blender.
- Add the yogurt, sesame and kinako, then the sweetened soy beans.
- Press start on the blender. Turn off after 5 seconds, and it's done!
Remove from the heat, crumble in the stock cube and slowly add the boiling water to dissolve the stock cube. Put back on the heat and add the kabocha chunks. Traditionally, kinako is used as a condiment for desserts, and is especially popular when paired with mochi (rice cakes) or other wagashi (Japanese-style sweets). Desserts are often dusted with kinako as is, for an unsweetened, yet toasted nutty flavor, or kinako can be mixed with granulated white sugar for a sweeter flavor profile. I'm Nami, a Japanese home cook based in San Francisco.
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