Homemade Bean Curd with Joyoung Soymilk
1.
Measure a cup of dried soybeans with the cup delivered by Joyoung Soymilk.
2.
Add water to soak the beans.
3.
Put in the soybean milk machine, add water to between the upper and lower water levels, and select the dry bean/wet bean button.
4.
Take a large bowl (previously use 500 ml of water to measure about the mark, soy milk will be added to this line), put 1/4 teaspoon of lactone (about 1 gram more).
5.
Add 1 teaspoon of warm water to dissolve the lactone.
6.
When the soy milk is cooked, let it cool slightly, put the oatmeal net on the bowl directly, and pour in about 500ml soy milk.
7.
Put a lid on the bowl, it’s best to keep it warm and let it stand for 15-20 minutes.
8.
The bean curd is ready.
9.
It can be sweetened with white sugar.
Tips:
1. I bought Xinluoluo's Tofu King Lactone. According to its instructions and successful online examples, the ratio of dried beans to soy milk (without soaked soybean water) is between 1:6 and 1:10 The concentration of soy milk meets the standard. The cup delivered by the Joyoung soymilk machine and the scale in the soymilk machine are the standard. A cup of dried soybeans (about 86g) is soaked, put into the soymilk machine, add water to the upper limit (water 900g), which is slightly over 1:10 is the maximum limit. When doing this, you can add water to between the upper and lower water levels to ensure the success rate, isn't it?
2. The best condensing temperature of bean curd is 80-90℃. I don't have a thermometer. Soy milk is ready to cool slightly (you can brush the machine head), and it's almost the same.
3. The amount of lactone is 500 grams of soy milk plus 1.25-1.3 grams, 1/4 teaspoon is about 1.2 grams. You can match it at your discretion.