How to make Soy Bean Milk - All Natural Soymilk (HD)
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@ayummi76 Hi there! I too think that Pandan leave will make it tastes better..too bad i can't find Pandan leaves here in China. I tried to bring pandan plant with its root from my country (indonesia) to northern china, and it died--couldn't grow since it's too cold during the winter. lol.. I have pandan paste but i don't wish to have the green color of it :p
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that great making soy bean milk .taste will be better if boiling with the pandan leave...
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Is this method the same for other bean milks? Like mung or adzuki maybe?
uhltron 1 month ago
@uhltron I haven't tried it with other beans. And I believe mung is a curse word (in the world of Ohio)
AwkwardHamster 1 month ago
I will have to try this method next time I make soy milk. The gentleman making it in this video seems to be quite experienced and knows the process well. Did bringing it to a boil four time make the end result taste anything like store bought? I know it's not going to taste exactly like store bought but the recipe I used only boiled it once and it was rather "beanie".
tkkc2009 10 months ago
@tkkc2009 Hi tkkc2009. The store bought because those contain more water to soy ratio. It takes experimentation to get the ratio to your liking. Once I put too little water and ended up making Douhua. I like "beanie" taste, like juice with lots of pulp. 2 things you can try to reduce the "beanie". 1st, blend the soy beans with water for 90 sec rather than 60. 2nd, get a better cheese cloth. Boiling it more times ensures the bean is fully cooked & the sugar diluted properly. Take care tkkc2009.
AwkwardHamster 10 months ago