Soybeans for sprouting

Kongnamulkong 콩나물콩

Soybeans for sprouting will grow into delicious kongnamul if handled correctly. Be sure you buy the right beans – they are smaller than usual soybeans, which don’t sprout very well.

soybeans for sprouting (L) and usual soybeans (R)

Posted on Saturday, June 8th, 2013 at 12:22 pm. Last updated on February 21, 2014.
Tagged: beans for sprouting, 콩나물콩, kongnamulkong, Korean cooking ingredients, korean food, Korean kitchen, soybean sprouts beans, soybeans for sprouting

Recipes that use soybeans for sprouting (kongnamulkong):

Soybean sprouts

4 Comments:

Oxide California joined 2/15 & has 47 comments
Posted February 28th, 2016 at 11:58 pm | Log in to reply or create a profile.

Hi Monicamkim,

I buy soybeans from Lauras Soybeans. I buy both the regular, larger soybeans to make tofu and soymilk, and the smaller soybeans for sprouting and to make natto. I highly recommend them.

http://www.laurasoybeans.com/

Lauras soybeans are not organic … but they are non-GMO. There can be pluses and minuses to “organic” produce. What is important to me is that the soybeans NOT be GMO.

You should rinse to re-hydrate the soybeans you are spouting a minimum of every day, preferable 2 or 3 times a day. Doing this will eliminate the opportunity for fungus (rot) to get hold of your sprouts.

Good luck!
[email protected] Chicago Il joined 2/14 & has 2 comments
Posted February 27th, 2016 at 1:12 pm | Log in to reply or create a profile.

I used same brand but it did not turn out. In stead it became rotten. Where can I get good organic seed for soybean sprout?
Monica Kim
- Oxide California joined 2/15 & has 47 comments
  Posted February 28th, 2016 at 11:58 pm | Log in to reply or create a profile.
  
  Hi Monicamkim,
  
  I buy soybeans from Lauras Soybeans. I buy both the regular, larger soybeans to make tofu and soymilk, and the smaller soybeans for sprouting and to make natto. I highly recommend them.
  
  http://www.laurasoybeans.com/
  
  Lauras soybeans are not organic … but they are non-GMO. There can be pluses and minuses to “organic” produce. What is important to me is that the soybeans NOT be GMO.
  
  You should rinse to re-hydrate the soybeans you are spouting a minimum of every day, preferable 2 or 3 times a day. Doing this will eliminate the opportunity for fungus (rot) to get hold of your sprouts.
  
  Good luck!
[email protected] Chicago Il joined 2/14 & has 2 comments
Posted February 27th, 2016 at 1:08 pm | Log in to reply or create a profile.

I used same brand but it did not turn out. It did not sprout and became rotten.
Monica Kim