Easy & Crisp Bean Sprout Namul Recipe by cookpad.japan
Easy & Crisp Bean Sprout Namul Cooking Instructions 1 Start cooking the bean sprouts in cold water. Use a small pan, and add just enough water to cover the bean sprouts. If you add too much water it will take time to come to boil, so use as little as possible. 2 Put the filled pan on high heat. When it comes to a boil, stir up the bean sprouts from the bottom, wait a few seconds, then drain into a colander. 3 Even if you think the bean sprouts still seem a bit raw, drain them off. They will finish cooking in residual heat. Do not soak in cold water, or they'll become watery. 4 Once the hot water is drained off, sprinkle the bean sprouts with sesame oil while they're still hot. This coats them with the oil and makes it harder for the moisture in them to leech out. Do not squeeze the bean sprouts! 5 Once the bean sprouts have cooled down, flavor them with salt, pepper, and umami seasoning. If you add the seasonings while the bean sprouts ar still hot, the moisture will be drawn out and the texture will deteriorate. 6 Add toasted sesame seeds and it's done. This is delicious with some garlic, if you like. 7 Tip: Go easy on the salt, since the bean sprouts will taste saltier after some time! Mix the bean sprouts gently so that you don't break or squeeze them. 8 9 Mix the bean sprouts with 1 tablespoon of garlic sesame oil and a little pepper. Umami seasoning is optional. Sprinkle on some toasted sesame seeds to finish! Adjust the salt to taste. 1 Start cooking the bean sprouts in cold water. Use a small pan, and add just enough water to cover the bean sprouts. If you add too much water it will take time to come to boil, so use as little as possible. 1 Start cooking the bean sprouts in cold water. Use a small pan, and add just enough water to cover the bean sprouts. If you add too much water it will take time to come to boil, so use as little as possible. 2 Put the filled pan on high heat. When it comes to a boil, stir up the bean sprouts from the bottom, wait a few seconds, then drain into a colander. 2 Put the filled pan on high heat. When it comes to a boil, stir up the bean sprouts from the bottom, wait a few seconds, then drain into a colander. 3 Even if you think the bean sprouts still seem a bit raw, drain them off. They will finish cooking in residual heat. Do not soak in cold water, or they'll become watery. 3 Even if you think the bean sprouts still seem a bit raw, drain them off. They will finish cooking in residual heat. Do not soak in cold water, or they'll become watery. 4 Once the hot water is drained off, sprinkle the bean sprouts with sesame oil while they're still hot. This coats them with the oil and makes it harder for the moisture in them to leech out. Do not squeeze the bean sprouts! 4 Once the hot water is drained off, sprinkle the bean sprouts with sesame oil while they're still hot. This coats them with the oil and makes it harder for the moisture in them to leech out. Do not squeeze the bean sprouts! 5 Once the bean sprouts have cooled down, flavor them with salt, pepper, and umami seasoning. If you add the seasonings while the bean sprouts ar still hot, the moisture will be drawn out and the texture will deteriorate. 5 Once the bean sprouts have cooled down, flavor them with salt, pepper, and umami seasoning. If you add the seasonings while the bean sprouts ar still hot, the moisture will be drawn out and the texture will deteriorate. 6 Add toasted sesame seeds and it's done. This is delicious with some garlic, if you like. 6 Add toasted sesame seeds and it's done. This is delicious with some garlic, if you like. 7 Tip: Go easy on the salt, since the bean sprouts will taste saltier after some time! Mix the bean sprouts gently so that you don't break or squeeze them. 7 Tip: Go easy on the salt, since the bean sprouts will taste saltier after some time! Mix the bean sprouts gently so that you don't break or squeeze them. 8 8 9 Mix the bean sprouts with 1 tablespoon of garlic sesame oil and a little pepper. Umami seasoning is optional. Sprinkle on some toasted sesame seeds to finish! Adjust the salt to taste. 9 Mix the bean sprouts with 1 tablespoon of garlic sesame oil and a little pepper. Umami seasoning is optional. Sprinkle on some toasted sesame seeds to finish! Adjust the salt to taste. 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