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The Japanese Cookbook

By Emi Kazuko and Yasuko Fukuoka

Published 2024

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This is a yellow soya bean flour, although sometimes green soya beans are used to make green kinako. Mixed with the same volume of sugar and a pinch of salt, kinako is rolled in lightly boiled, soft mochi cakes to serve as a snack. Kinako is also used to make wagashi (Japanese cakes). This flour can normally easily be found at Japanese supermarkets.

Natto (fermented soya beans), packed in a straw pouch. They are normally sold, particularly in the West, in a plastic container.

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