Japanese Sesame Pudding. Black sesame seeds are naturally sweet and have a deliciously unique flavor. In Thailand and other parts of Southeast-Asia, puddings like this one are often referred to as "dessert soups" or "gruel," as. Japanese caramel custard pudding is called "Purin".

Japanese Sesame Steak Sauce. this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines. Black sesame soup (sometimes called black sesame paste) is a sweet, Chinese dessert made with black sesame seeds, sugar, rice flour, and water. The consistency can be thick (like a pudding). You can cook Japanese Sesame Pudding using 6 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Japanese Sesame Pudding

Prepare 200 g of black sesame.
Prepare 60 cc of sesame oil.
Prepare 27 g of sugar.
Prepare 900 ml of milk.
It's 15 g of gelatin.
It's 90 cc of water.

In a heavy pot, put in sugar and water, but do not stir. Put it on the stove at medium heat until the water and sugar turns to dark brown. Grind sesame seeds in a mortor or a coffee grinder. You do not need to to grind completely smooth.

Japanese Sesame Pudding instructions

Put gelatin in 90cc water till it's soften..
Heat a pan and add sesame with low heat and carefully roast it till good fragrant come out.(But careful not to burn it).
Add roasted sesame and sesame oil in earthware mortar and crush to a smooth and paste. (or grinder would be much faster!!!)Or if you could find a sesame paste from store, you could use it. In that case, you will need 45cc.
Put sesame paste and 1/3 of sugar in a stew pot, mix well. Add another 1/3 of sugar, mix well, add rest of sugar, mix well..
Add milk to #4 turn to medium heat and stir continuously..
When just before boiling, turn it off. Take gelatin out from the water in step 1#. Add pruney gelatin to the milk. Pour it in a big bowl..
Put lots of ice and bit of water in a biger size bowl. Put #6 on #7..
Keep stiring till they become jelly like. Then ready to put in a cup and keep them in fridge..
Grab a spoon and eat!!!.
Tips 1.Other type of sesame is OK but black type is suitable for sweets. 2.The recipe makes alot of paste, so you could add more paste to step #4 or try another sesame sweets! 3. When you make paste at step 3, it takes while to make it like real paste (especially if you use earthware morter like me). So be patient as it makes it smoother texture. 4. As for step 8, it's better till stir continuously to jelly like otherwise all the sesame sink to the bottom or float on the top..

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