How to make tasty and easy Adzuki Tsubuan | Japanese half smashed adzuki bean paste

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  • čas přidán 26. 12. 2020
  • The ingredients (3 lb of Tsubuan):
    Adzuki beans 450 g /1 lb
    Sugar 500 g /1.1 lb
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Komentáře • 13

  • @bobotrullodaabenojar1545

    Hello Mr. Leo, i hope you’re still active vlogging. I happen to see your video that passed in my time line and i liked it. So now i’m your new subscriber.

  • @anisyuhadah
    @anisyuhadah Před 3 lety +2

    just in time cause im planning to do taiyaki soon! thank you for the recipe and tips

  • @cloudyclo
    @cloudyclo Před 3 lety +1

    This was a very informative and straightforward video! Thank you for your enthusiasm!

  • @catlyn781
    @catlyn781 Před 3 lety +1

    I love how simple tsubuan, my first time to make it >u

  • @merianiang6871
    @merianiang6871 Před rokem

    Hi Leo, thanks for sharing the technique of making Tsubuan from scratch. I have bought dried adzuki bean and would like to make Tsubuan as filling for my matcha roll cake, mixed with butter cream. I have question about sugar ratio. Your suggestion is using 110% of sugar from adzuki bean weight. Can i reduce it? If yes, how much the minimum suggested sugar ratio i could apply? Is there any other effect by reducing the sugar ratio aside of the sweetness for Tsubuan?
    Your advice would be much appreciated.
    I have plan to adopt your cooking method of making Tsubuan this weekend.

  • @larysagudz4742
    @larysagudz4742 Před 2 lety +1

    hello, Leo! Thank you for your videos, very useful and usable. Could you say what kind of red ben paste you prefer for making mochi in your kitchen - koshi-an or tsubuan? Thank you.

    • @leosjapanesedojo7776
      @leosjapanesedojo7776  Před 2 lety

      Thank you for watching! I prefer koshian for daifuku mochi, but if it's for ohagi, dorayaki, dango and so on, I will definitely put tsubuan. I have particular preference. lol

  • @rakshabode2462
    @rakshabode2462 Před 3 lety +1

    Can we pressure cook the beans in insta pot?

    • @leosjapanesedojo7776
      @leosjapanesedojo7776  Před 3 lety +5

      I think so. It is easier and can shorten the time to make Tsubuan and Koshian with a pressure cooker. On my channel, I am trying to share traditional or original way of making wagashi. But I like easier ways too! Thank you for watching.

  • @aishafaiz7320
    @aishafaiz7320 Před 2 lety +1

    Hi leo can u advise that can I use red kidney beans or red cow beans for making red bean paste as i can't find adzuki beans in my area or country ,i really wanna make it...😕

    • @leosjapanesedojo7776
      @leosjapanesedojo7776  Před 2 lety +1

      Red kidney beans can be used for making Anko (bean paste). I haven't try that yet, so I did some look up, and it seems like the flavor of Anko made from red kidney beans are more or less different from the one from Adzuki beans, but tastes good. The cooking process can be same as the one for Adzuki beans. I think it is good to try and you will enjoy the taste:) Thank you for watching!

    • @aishafaiz7320
      @aishafaiz7320 Před 2 lety +1

      @@leosjapanesedojo7776 once it comes good i will let u know