sukkiiin
Sukkiin is a traditional Japanese confectionery made from sweetened azuki beans. The name "sukkiin" is derived from the Japanese words "sukiyaki" and "kinako," with "sukiyaki" referring to a type of hot pot dish and "kinako" meaning roasted soybean flour. The combination of these words reflects the process of roasting the azuki beans to create the sweet filling.
The preparation of sukkiin involves soaking azuki beans overnight, then cooking them until soft. The beans
Sukkiin has a long history in Japan, with its origins dating back to the Edo period. It