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by drhodes 7y ago
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This is the best recipe I've found, but I haven't made it yet, still trying to track down a good deal on soybeans.
- simtel20 7y agoSuper interesting. I'm living in a part of brazil where there is no packaged tofu for sale, so I've made it myself quite a bit. This recipe diverges from most of those I've seen in that it doesn't require a boil before straining out the solid mass. I've got plans to make some more tofu this week, so I'll try this out. Thanks!
- simtel20 7y agoProbably too late to edit the above comment, so I'll add a comment. Since I don't need to/intend to use the solid mass of the beans (that would require cooking it), this recipe worked. I blended the beans, strained the liquid and boiled that and I've got two blocks of tofu in the fridge. It's extremely gratifying to have my tofu making simplified like this.