Natto and Grainy Mustard
- 1 pack Natto (fermented soy beans)
- 1 tsp Whole grain mustard
- 1 pack Accompanying natto sauce
- 1 Your preferred filling
- One pack of natto, and the accompanying sauce.
- Since we'll be using whole grain mustard, there's no need for the accompanying Japanese mustard.
- Find some other use for it.
- Put the natto and accompanying sauce in a container and start mixing.
- I stir it about 300 times.
- Feel free to stir to desired consistency.
- The photo shows how it looks before mixing.
- Add the grainy mustard to the mixed natto.
- Then stir again, about 100 times.
- Hang in there!
- I like using lots of whole grain mustard.
- Once it starts to look like this, it's finished.
- The timing of adding the sauce and the whole grain mustard is up to you.
- Properly mixing the natto first, then adding the whole grain mustard and lightly stirring gives you more of the mustard flavor, which I think is delicious.
- You can add to the ingredients, but the basics are simple: natto, sauce, whole grain mustard.
- Add minced cabbage to rice, and then top with the natto from Step 5.
- This is also delicious.
- The main photo is white rice topped with the finished natto from Step 5.
pack, grain mustard, pack accompanying natto sauce, filling
Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/149948-natto-and-grainy-mustard (may not work)