What should I do if black sesame seeds are moldy

Black sesame is a kind of food that we often eat. Black sesame has a lot of nutrition. It is very good for the body after eating. Eating black sesame regularly can also prolong life and improve physical fitness. Eating black sesame is also very good for hair. However, if you find that black sesame is moldy when eating black sesame, such black sesame is very unhealthy for people. So what should I do if black sesame is moldy?

1. Black sesame paste cannot be eaten if it has a moldy smell.

2. Moldy black sesame will produce Aspergillus flavus. When Aspergillus flavus is ingested by the human body, its toxins gradually accumulate in the liver, myocardium and muscles, thereby increasing its toxicity. Direct damage to the liver may cause gene aberrations and is highly carcinogenic, mainly inducing liver cancer. Some people currently believe that it can also induce kidney cancer.

1. The mold in moldy food can produce toxins, which are highly carcinogenic. Moreover, different mycotoxins have different toxic effects. Some can cause damage to the liver and kidneys, some can cause symptoms of the nervous system, and some can cause skin inflammation. Take aflatoxin, which is relatively common in our lives, for example. This toxin is dozens of times more capable of causing liver cancer than the carcinogen dimethylnitrosamine.

2. To remove the moldy smell of moldy sesame seeds, you can rub them with water, add alkali, or cook them in a pressure cooker. Soak the black sesame seeds and then rinse them carefully with water to remove aflatoxin. In addition, high temperature can also decompose aflatoxin.

If black sesame seeds are moldy, you might as well try this method to improve the moldy black sesame seeds. When black sesame seeds are moldy, it is best to dry them in the sun. If possible, you can also fry the black sesame seeds so that they can be dry or moist. You can also bake the black sesame seeds so that they taste more fragrant.