Can it crack soy beans for tempeh?
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Yes, this grinder can be used to crack and grind soybeans. But it is a bit messy to use for that purpose and the hopper is too small.I would recommend the Family Grain Mill or the Country Living Grain Mill for soybeans instead of this one as they can do larger quantitieswith their bigger hoppers. Both of these grain mills are available through Amazon also. Just do a search through the search bar for "grain mill".This one is great for grinding smaller grains to flour, but soybeans may be a bit more than it can handle...
315207
Yes, this grinder can be used to crack and grind soybeans. But it is a bit messy to use for that purpose and the hopper is too small. I would recommend the Family Grain Mill or the Country Living Grain Mill for soybeans instead of this one as they can do larger quantities with their bigger hoppers. Both of these grain mills are available through Amazon also. Just do a search through the search bar for "grain mill". This one is great for grinding smaller grains to flour, but soybeans may be a bit more than it can handle...
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It is a thicker cut of soy powder... But if you stay between 1 to 2 teaspoons it should be no problem to have with a cool glass of water; if you drink it in sections. It mixes fairly well.
1687305
Not as far as I know!:) but it's got the best flavor of all I've tried. Wish I could send u a sample. I get the whole bean & grind it & it's the bomb
766088
No, I use it instead of soy sauce in recipes, have to admit I have not tried it straight. I found it at Whole Foods, cheaper that Amazon.
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I was wondering the same and found this on their facebook page in the comments... "We season our pans with soybean oil, however we bake it on at a very high temperature. Baking it at such a high temperature breaks down the oil so that it bonds with the surface of the iron, thereby destroying any soy particles. That said, if it worries you that we season our pans with soybean oil, you can easily strip the seasoning by placing your skillet upside down in a self-cleaning oven and run the cleaning cycle. This will strip the oil completely off, and you can re-season it by rubbing it with an oil of your choice, then baking it at 350 for an hour." Hope this helps! :) I was wondering the same and found this on their facebook page in the comments... "We season our pans with soybean oil, however we bake it on at a very high temperature. Baking it at such a high temperature breaks down the oil so that it bonds with the surface of the iron, thereby destroying any soy particles. That said, if it worries you that we season our pans with soybean oil, you can easily strip the seasoning by placing your skillet upside down in a self-cleaning oven and run the cleaning cycle. This will strip the oil completely off, and you can re-season it by rubbing it with an... » Read More I was wondering the same and found this on their facebook page in the comments... "We season our pans with soybean oil, however we bake it on at a very high temperature. Baking it at such a high temperature breaks down the oil so that it bonds with the surface of the iron, thereby destroying any soy particles. That said, if it worries you that we season our pans with soybean oil, you can easily strip the seasoning by placing your skillet upside down in a self-cleaning oven and run the cleaning cycle. This will strip the oil completely off, and you can re-season it by rubbing it with an oil of your choice, then baking it at 350 for an hour." Hope this helps! :) « Show Less
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I am sorry to say I don't know. I really only use to mash beans for mexican refried beans. Stanley~
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we haven't experienced a cracking problem. Our last one lasted for several years until I dropped it on a hardwood floor.I think it pops better corn then the stir crazy that we had before.
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Yes you can use this soy milk to make tofu, you will need additional equipment and supplies for making tofu depending on which method you choose.
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I don't think so. It works well if you heat water and then pour in the tetsubin. This is not a kettle...
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Yes. Limit cooked or soaked beans to two cups and pulse until blades are moving smoothly. I have made hummus twice now, once with soaked beans and once with cooked beans. The soaked beans worked very well, but you get a grainy hummus.The cooked beans required extra liquid (olive oil), and I had to scrape bowl and pulse several times. I think fewer beans would have worked better.
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I am sure you can use the machine with any kind of beans or nuts, I didn't try with almond yet but I did with black eye pea & soybean, it came out perfect.
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A regular blender does not heat up the mix to make soy milk. This Soyajoy mixes soaked soya beans and water and cooks and does the all the work by itself by pushing the start button.Wonderful thing is that the soymilk is ready in 27 minutes. It does not require any monitoring the process. It is easy and simple.
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Yes! I've used these for a couple years to make lunches. Hot food, cold freezer, heat in the microwave, wash in the dishwasher. I haven't had a single crack or break.
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I believe so! As long as it is not a harder seed compared to coffee beans I guess
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I don't think it's impossible-I use them only to make soy milk. I soak thebeans overnight then use them in my soyjoy
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I think so. I don't think it would be good in tea or coffee though. I mix mine in a magic bullet with cold soy milk and add banana.
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No, direct flame to it would crack the terracotta. Be careful too - I've tried to "bake" on a grill with terracotta before and it didn't just crack, there was something moist in it (a chicken) and it exploded all over the place.