Toast Sesame Seeds
- 1 it's a good idea to make extra Un-peeled sesame seeds, enough to fill a jar
- 1 Frying pan
- 1 or 2 or whatever A sealable jar
- It's really nothing special, but I think this is crucial.
- Nuts taste so much better if you roast them, right?
- Sesame seeds are the same.
- No need to buy expensive sesame seeds.
- Just roast them like this to make them delicious.
- With just a sprinkle of these, all your dishes will become so much better.
- The sesame seeds are nutty and delicious.
- Put the sesame seeds in a frying pan over very, very low heat.
- Turn and stir occasionally.
- Toast them slowly and patiently.
- Keep doing this until the sesame seeds become nutty and fragrant.
- When they're toasted, they should be subtly fragrant and just a bit colored.
- You should also be able to crush them easily with your hands.
- Try taking a pinch.
- If you think "Mmm, so nutty and fragrant!
- So tasty!"
- they should be done.
- When the sesame seeds are toasted, wait until they have cooled down completely, then put them in a jar and store in the refrigerator.
- Mix these with salt to use on onigiri, ok?
- Or use them on vegetable side dishes If you crush the sesame seeds as you sprinkle them on something like ohitashi (blanched vegetables with soy sauce etc.)
- the sesame seeds will smell great.
sesame seeds, pan, sealable
Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/146144-toast-sesame-seeds (may not work)