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Durian Mung Bean Paste
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7 INGREDIENTS • 8 STEPS • 2HRS

Durian Mung Bean Paste

This smooth and creamy Homemade Durian Mung Bean Paste is the perfect filling for mooncakes and Asian pastries, especially for those who like durian desserts! This homemade mung bean paste is lusciously delicious and so wholesome, with no artificial flavorings or preservatives. The best part? It's unbelievably simple to make too.
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Huang Kitchen
Being a self taught chef, Huang focuses on improving cooking recipes, documenting and creating step-by-step how to guides.
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This smooth and creamy Homemade Durian Mung Bean Paste is the perfect filling for mooncakes and Asian pastries, especially for those who like durian desserts! This homemade mung bean paste is lusciously delicious and so wholesome, with no artificial flavorings or preservatives. The best part? It's unbelievably simple to make too.
2HRS
Total Time
$0.16
Cost Per Serving
Ingredients
Servings
12
US / Metric
Split Mung Beans
1 cup
Split Mung Beans, rinsed, soaked overnight
Durian Pulp
1 cup
Durian Pulp
Milk
1 1/2 cups
Salt
1/2 tsp
Sweet Glutinous Rice Flour
3 Tbsp
Sweet Glutinous Rice Flour
Cooking Oil
2 oz
Cooking Oil
Nutrition Per Serving
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Calories
185
Fat
6.6 g
Protein
5.7 g
Carbs
27.5 g
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Author's Notes

This recipe yields about 650 grams of homemade durian mung bean paste.

Unused durian mung bean paste can be cling wrapped and stored in the refrigerator. When need to use, remove from refrigerator to leave to room temperature and knead till smooth before dividing and rolling into desired small balls.

Cool the durian mung bean paste completely before storing it in the refrigerator in an airtight container. This mung bean paste is best made one day in advance, as it is easier to work with after it has been chilled.
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step 1
In a separate mixing bowl, combine Milk (1 1/2 cups), Granulated Sugar (1/2 cup), Salt (1/2 tsp), and Sweet Glutinous Rice Flour (3 Tbsp). Stir to mix well and keep for later use.
step 2
Drain the Split Mung Beans (1 cup) and pour in just enough water to cover the mung bean and steam in a wok over medium-high heat for 30 minutes or until mung bean turns very soft.
step 3
Remove the mung bean from the steamer and transfer it into a large mixing bowl. Add in the Durian Pulp (1 cup) and blend the mung bean mixture into a smooth paste.
step 4
Pour in the glutinous rice flour mixture into the mung bean paste and stir till combined. Sieve the mixture into a non-stick pan or a stainless steel pan.
step 5
When done, add in Cooking Oil (2 oz). Stir to mix well.
step 6
Place the pan on a stove and start cooking. Using medium heat, stir-fry the paste mixture until boiling. Stir constantly to avoid the paste from being burnt at the bottom. Stir till liquid starts to evaporate and paste starts to firm up.
step 7
Turn heat to low and continue to stir until the paste turns thick. Keep stirring until the paste does not stick to the pan and comes together.
step 8
Let the mung bean paste cool completely, divide it into equal portions, and roll into small balls. They are then ready to be used for the mooncakes filling!
step 8 Let the mung bean paste cool completely, divide it into equal portions, and roll into small balls. They are then ready to be used for the mooncakes filling!
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Beans & Legumes
Gluten-Free
Comfort Food
Snack
Shellfish-Free
Chinese
Vegetarian
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