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Wash 1 cup of red beans thoroughly, put them in a pot, pour enough water to cover the red beans, and bring to a boil them.
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Bring to a boil once the water is evenly distributed.
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Then, pour red beans on a sieve and wash them under running water. It's good to throw away the first water of the red bean because it tastes like Arin.
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Then, put the washed red beans in a pot, pour 7 cups of water, and boil them
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When it boils over high heat, reduce it to medium to low heat and boil it for 40 to 50 minutes.
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Make a bird egg while the red beans are boiled. Add 1 cup of glutinous rice flour, 3/4 teaspoon of salt, and mix evenly. Do not add 10 tablespoons of boiling water at once, but knead it 3 to 4 times. Add water while looking at the toughness of the dough.
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I'll knead it until it's sticky...
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Remove the dough little by little and make it round.
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Take out the boiled red beans and mash them. If you mash it gently, it's cooked well.
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Prepare 4 cups of water. ..Use to grind red beans in a mixer and add to red bean water. Put the boiled red beans in a blender, pour a little water, and grind them finely.
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And pour finely ground red beans into the pot.
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Then pour all the water you prepared and boil it.
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Boil while stirring with a spatula so that it does not melt on the bottom of the pot.
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When the red bean water boils, add the prepared bird eggs and boil them
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Bring to a boil, stirring so that it does not stick to the floor.
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When a bird egg starts to rise, add a cup of raw chestnuts cut into the size of a bird egg and boil it. I put raw chestnuts in red bean porridge because I didn't like rice grains.
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When it boils thickly, add 1 teaspoon of salt, 3 + 1/2 tablespoons of sugar, and boil it again evenly. Adjust the amount of sugar to your liking.
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It's called Dongji Red Bean Porridge, and you cook it and eat it with sweet red bean porridge. It's our Dongji Red Bean Porridge, where you scoop a ladle in a small bowl and eat as much as you want.