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Red rice

October 10, 2008 by Tom  
Filed under Recipes

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Whenever there is a Japanese celebration it is always safe to expect red rice.  It is quite easy to make.  Just soak and then cook the red beans (I think they are called sasage, cow pea or black eyed pea) until tender.  Then add them to some raw rinsed rice with a pinch of salt and cook the rice as you would normally using the bean boiling water as part of the rice water.  When it is cooked (in your pan or rice cooker) transfer it to your serving dish and sprinkle on some black sesame seeds or some sesame salt.  Then get down to your celebrating. 

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2 Responses to “Red rice”
  1. Chesu says:

    Black eyed peas? Really? I always thought that they were adzuki beans, the kind used to make anko…

  2. Josh says:

    black-eyed peas and cow peas are a very different kind of bean from azuki, and while they are delicious cooked with rice, they will give it a slightly muddy color, not red at all. for this dish, it has to be azuki. i don’t think black-eyed peas or cow peas are used in japanese cooking at all.

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