DIY Instant Pot Natto – Homemade Fermented Stinky Soybeans


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  1. ashtweth
    ashtweth says:

    As well as cardiovascular benefits, natto is a rich source of vitamin K2, which is important for bone health. In a 2012 Japanese study, scientists found that habitual intake of natto was associated with significantly higher bone mineral density, which they ascribed largely to the vitamin K content of natto

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  2. Nikki Cedrone
    Nikki Cedrone says:

    safer to boil your glass, but bring up to temp in cold water so you don't shatter it, it also dries itself that way. my mom cans by boil sterilization. it also seals jars if your using Ball mason jars or similar.

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  3. rebecca myers
    rebecca myers says:

    i just finished mine,waiting for it to cool. I don't have an instant pot so I just cooked ontop of the stove,then I used my electric smoker to maintain 100* temp. Now to wait a few days . Cant wait to try it!

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  4. Dan Louis
    Dan Louis says:

    Emmy, I really enjoy your videos. I started making natto recently for the great health benefits … especially vitamin K2. Here is a variation you may want to try. Substitute black beans for the soy beans; natto making technique is otherwise identical. Eat with salt , pepper, garlic and especially lots of parmesan cheese. The parmesan cheese disguises the flavor and also takes up all the slime. Great taste and no slime…very palatable!
    Keep the videos coming; great edutainment! 🙂

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  5. Makabet Designs
    Makabet Designs says:

    Another paleo comment! After using some natto made with black beans, I found a neat use for them. You take some raw cashews, soak in warm water until tender, then toss with natto and set them aside to ferment. I found them actually generating a bit of their own heat! Once the cashews are done to taste (a day or two? I forget) I put them in the dehydrator and let them run until dry and crisp Very unusual and tasty!

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  6. Carey Kurtz
    Carey Kurtz says:

    First of all, thanks so much for posting this as an instant pot version! I do have one question, though: Do you only use store-bought natto as the starter, or can you use some from a previous homemade batch? Thanks so much!

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  7. Christian B
    Christian B says:

    We were fed this dish at my hippie elementary school. My parents thought I was imagining things when I told them about the sticky beans.🤣 Definitely showing them this video. 😌

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  8. Seeking A Great Perhaps
    Seeking A Great Perhaps says:

    I am tempted to try this. I like the frozen natto okay, and I can source that locally. Will have to see if I can find soybeans. I see in related videos you've also done tofu. Wonder if you've tried tempeh yet (my favorite of all the soy foods). I like tempeh a lot and always wanted to try so-called "rotten tempeh" or extra-aged tempeh. And I am wondering now whether I could use the instant pot for incubation as here.

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