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Prepare 400g of rat-eyed beans and 800ml of boiled beans.
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Please pick out the cracked or spoiled beans.
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Wash three or four times until clear water comes out, then drain on a sieve. (I don't call them beans separately)
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Add 600ml of water to the heating plate.
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Place my skillet on top of the heating plate and pour in the washed rat-eye beans and water, then close both my skillet and pressure caps.
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Select [Cheonggukjang / Cooked] from the menu and press the [Start] button.
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After 3 hours without a soaking process, the beans were completely boiled.
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Pour the beans into the crockpot and drain.
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Allow beans to cool to lukewarm, puddling to allow for good fermentation.
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Cover the lid with cotton cloth.
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Please close the pressure lid well.
Select "Cheonggukjang/fermentation" from the menu and press the "Start" button.
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After 21 hours, the bean paste soup with rat eyes is complete. It's fermented so well as if it's white frosted.
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The sticky thread... It's incredible.
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If you eat it as it is, it's raw cheonggukjang.
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For cheonggukjang stew, add red pepper powder and salt and grind them in a mortar to make them round enough to eat.
If you wash the container with kitchen detergent before making cheonggukjang, it may not ferment well. It's best to sterilize it with hot water. Soybeans are fermented well in the order of Meju beans > Seoritae > Rat eyes beans. Make it delicious^^
You can check out the live video of rat-eyed bean paste soup on Oku's official blog.
https://blog.naver.com/ocoohs/222611686695