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Step 1
In a clean, dry pan, toast black sesame seeds over low heat. Move them around with a spatula constantly to heat evenly.
Step 2
When the seeds become plump and can be crushed easily between fingertips, remove them from the heat (It took me about 6 minutes).
Step 3
Transfer the toasted seeds to a food processor, a blender, or a spice grinder. Run the machine in full power to grind them. Take breaks periodically to avoid overheating the machine. Also, use a flexible spatula to scrape off any seeds sticking to the side.
Step 4
Once the seeds release their natural oil and become a semi-solid, smooth paste, transfer it to a bowl.
Step 5
Use honey if you prefer a firm paste that holds its shape easily. Pour it over the paste, then fold with a spatula to combine thoroughly.
Step 6
Use white or brown sugar if you prefer a runnier paste. Add it little by little. Taste and adjust its quantity as needed.
Step 7
Optionally, add softened butter (or coconut oil) to the paste to enrich its flavor and increase its fluidity in hot food (see note 2).
Step 8
Store the paste in a sterilized, airtight container. Keep it in the fridge for a month or in the freezer for 6 months.
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