Kinako - Soybean flour

Japanese: 黄粉 - きなこ
Kinako - Soybean flour
Soybeans are roasted over an open flame, roughly crushed, the skins removed, then crushed and sieved. Kinoko, made from yellow and green soybeans, is yellow-brown or pale green in color and is used as an ingredient in Japanese sweets. Heating removes the soybean's distinctive odor, gives off a pleasant aroma, and eliminates the harmful substances that impede digestion. Grinding also makes it much easier to digest.

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Japanese:
大豆を直火で炒り,あらく砕いて皮部を除き,さらに細かく粉砕し,ふるい分けしたもの。黄大豆,青大豆を原料にする黄粉は黄褐色ないし淡緑色を呈し,和菓子の材料とされる。加熱により大豆特有の臭みが抜け,よい香りがでて,消化を妨げる有害物質の作用もなくなる。また,粉砕することにより消化もかなりよい。

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