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.

Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information

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。

出典 ブリタニカ国際大百科事典 小項目事典ブリタニカ国際大百科事典 小項目事典について 情報

<<:  Kinasa [Village] - Kinasa

>>:  Quinacridone pigment - Quinacridone pigment

Recommend

Glashow, SL (English name) GlashowSL

...A unified theory of electromagnetic interactio...

Japanese architecture

Japanese architecture has traditionally been a br...

Miraculous Tale of Hasedera Temple - Hase-dera Miraculous Tale

A collection of tales about the miraculous powers...

Durkheim - Émile Durkheim

French sociologist. Born April 15th in Épinal, Lo...

Dorylus

…General term for ants belonging to the family Fo...

Galvanometer - Galvanometer

A device that detects the presence or absence of ...

ascospore

…In Ascospores, a pouch-like sporangium (ascus) i...

Wood-drifting worker - Kinagashi-ko

...(1) Methods for preventing overflowing: stacki...

Graphology

The study of the relationship between handwriting...

Saint-Sévin, JB (English spelling) Saint Sevin JB

…In France, J.M. Leclerc combined the sonatas of ...

Germiston - Germiston (English spelling)

A mining and industrial city in the southeastern ...

kahve

...It was no longer called bun, but was called qa...

Artabanus [IV] - Artabanus

…He was the first to claim the title of "Gre...

Jigami seller

In the Edo period, these peddlers traveled around ...

First Place Crafts - Ichiizaiku

…Even after the Meiji period, Takayama was the po...