Walnut Black Rice Soy Milk
by Food·Color
Favorite
Difficulty
Easy
Time
2h
Serving
2
I was thinking a few days ago, if only this tofu machine could make reservations for soy milk. I found out when I made soy milk/rice milk last time, it was really stupid. After tossing the soy milk and rice paste with a tofu machine, I didn't even notice that there was an appointment button on the control panel. When we come to beating the milk, we will reserve a walnut black rice soy milk. Install the tofu machine, pour all the ingredients and water into the beating bucket, and drink the soy milk directly in the next morning instead of setting up the machine for beating first.
I have never used the appointment function of this tofu machine before, so I don’t know how to operate it. Just guess, it should be similar to the bread electric rice cooker, right? Too lazy to go through the manual, try it first. Packing is installed and the setting starts. It should be like this, power on-start-select soy milk function-appointment-set appointment time. Drinking soy milk after 8 hours should be fine, right? It’s not clear whether it’s scheduled the start time or the end time, anyway, it should be sooner rather than later. It's better to let the soy milk stay warm and cool than to drink it at the end. In fact, the ideal time is 8.5 hours later, but it seems that you can only make an appointment on the hour, no minutes. How to start it after setting the time? Click the soy milk, and then click to start, repeating this way several times, still somewhat to no avail. Is the number flashing to indicate the set time, and the number is always on to indicate the timing start? Just let that 8 light up. Still full of doubts, I finally went to find out the manual to see if there were any operating errors. Only disappointment-there is only function introduction in the manual, no function operation procedure. Forget it, it's a big deal to get up early in the morning and start it manually.
Woke up earlier than it. He got up and headed to the kitchen first. In the dark, that 8 was dazzlingly bright. There is no countdown as envisioned? Has the appointment succeeded? Regardless of it, it's too early, maybe it's really going to be started manually later. What should I do. . . Suddenly heard something, the tofu machine started? He rushed to the kitchen, and sure enough, the temperature rose, and it seemed to have stirred for a while. The appointment is successful! What should I do? . . . "
I have never used the appointment function of this tofu machine before, so I don’t know how to operate it. Just guess, it should be similar to the bread electric rice cooker, right? Too lazy to go through the manual, try it first. Packing is installed and the setting starts. It should be like this, power on-start-select soy milk function-appointment-set appointment time. Drinking soy milk after 8 hours should be fine, right? It’s not clear whether it’s scheduled the start time or the end time, anyway, it should be sooner rather than later. It's better to let the soy milk stay warm and cool than to drink it at the end. In fact, the ideal time is 8.5 hours later, but it seems that you can only make an appointment on the hour, no minutes. How to start it after setting the time? Click the soy milk, and then click to start, repeating this way several times, still somewhat to no avail. Is the number flashing to indicate the set time, and the number is always on to indicate the timing start? Just let that 8 light up. Still full of doubts, I finally went to find out the manual to see if there were any operating errors. Only disappointment-there is only function introduction in the manual, no function operation procedure. Forget it, it's a big deal to get up early in the morning and start it manually.
Woke up earlier than it. He got up and headed to the kitchen first. In the dark, that 8 was dazzlingly bright. There is no countdown as envisioned? Has the appointment succeeded? Regardless of it, it's too early, maybe it's really going to be started manually later. What should I do. . . Suddenly heard something, the tofu machine started? He rushed to the kitchen, and sure enough, the temperature rose, and it seemed to have stirred for a while. The appointment is successful! What should I do? . . . "
