Green Bean and Barley Milk
by Food·Color
Favorite
Difficulty
Easy
Time
2h
Serving
2
Always think that the machine is a fool.
It is normal for a tofu machine to make tofu with a filter, but if you drink soy milk, even the dregs of soy milk, this filter is not necessary. I don’t know if the soymilk can be made by removing the filter? Give it a try. After making the tofu, rest for a while, then proceed to the green bean and barley milk. With the desire to drink soy milk with dregs, I removed the filter, poured beans, added water, installed the machine, and started it. The LCD screen reported an error. Take it down again, check the water level, install, start, and report an error. Repeatedly tossing several times is still the same. Is it necessary to have a filter? Pour out the bean water, install the strainer, pour the bean water again, install the machine, start it, and it’s done. gosh! Originally, I was only worried that the beans would be scattered in a large space without a filter. Unexpectedly, without the filter installed, this guy directly refused to work. I really don't know if it is stupid or smart?
After some tossing, a big jar of light blue green bean and barley milk finally came out of the pot. After packing up, I threw the instruction manual on the table, and suddenly found that the cover of the instruction manual was printed impressively, "This machine can do:... Extra thick dregs-free soy milk"! ! "
It is normal for a tofu machine to make tofu with a filter, but if you drink soy milk, even the dregs of soy milk, this filter is not necessary. I don’t know if the soymilk can be made by removing the filter? Give it a try. After making the tofu, rest for a while, then proceed to the green bean and barley milk. With the desire to drink soy milk with dregs, I removed the filter, poured beans, added water, installed the machine, and started it. The LCD screen reported an error. Take it down again, check the water level, install, start, and report an error. Repeatedly tossing several times is still the same. Is it necessary to have a filter? Pour out the bean water, install the strainer, pour the bean water again, install the machine, start it, and it’s done. gosh! Originally, I was only worried that the beans would be scattered in a large space without a filter. Unexpectedly, without the filter installed, this guy directly refused to work. I really don't know if it is stupid or smart?
After some tossing, a big jar of light blue green bean and barley milk finally came out of the pot. After packing up, I threw the instruction manual on the table, and suddenly found that the cover of the instruction manual was printed impressively, "This machine can do:... Extra thick dregs-free soy milk"! ! "
