This anko recipe calls for boiling the adzuki beans twice, draining and re-filling the water in between. Why is this done? Is this necessary?
Why boil adzuki beans for anko twice
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Best Answer
Please see the excerpt below from this site . All of the recipes I've seen for anko recommend changing the water but this is the only explanation I've found.