Can you bring soy milk (or cow's milk) just to a boil without it sticking or burning or do you have to watch and stir it constantly?
877069
Yes you can if you keep the heat low, however if you want to do it more quickly you will need to have the heat on high and stir it. The Stainless steel pot needs to have a bi-metal bottom of brass or alluminum to spread the heat.
877070
I don't know of any pot that will prevent milk from burning if not watched and stirred consistently. A non-stick pot may prevent sticking but milk will still burn. Some things in cooking just need TLC.
1171076
I've used powdered milk and it set perfectly. I've never used soy or rice milk, so I can't if they would work the same.
2029639
It'll heat milk well enough, provided you keep stirring as it heats. Then I'd recommend cleaning the pot with running water and a sponge or scrubbing pad *before* it cools down completely or dries. (Don't use soap, of course.) That's the key with keeping this pot clean, as with any cast iron.
1684287
Yes, but the bottom is not a thick piece of metal like a stockpot. The contents of the container will heat up rapidly instead of gradually, so you would have to watch it closely to prevent the milk from burning.
750351
It says to just add hot milk so if you are wondering if you just add water that should help. As others have said it does say it was processed at a factory where it could come into contact with dairy. If you wanted a just add water option you could just add powdered milk to this cocoa but it would take figuring out servings per container and how ounces of milk you needed per servings. Since that seems really like to much work for me I would stick to using milk and sticking it in the microwave where it tends to not boil over like stove top cooking can.
1518314
I'd be worried about scalding the milk next to the element. I added a customer image to show the element is set in the plastic. I've been considering heating a cup set in boiling water.
1738172
I have not tried to use soy milk because I should not drink soy milk due to history of Breast cancer.. But I used skim milk, 2% milk, or almond milk.It works great! Only thing that you need to do is clean the bottom of frother well right away after using it.
1147457
Milk has lactose (milk sugar) in it which burns if you get it too hot - this is why milk burns onto the bottom of a pan when heating on the stove unless you stir it continuously. That heating element gets very hot and thus burns the milk. I suppose it might work without burning if you continuously stirred the milk while heating.
993989
I don't get it, are you putting the Soya machine to fridge, or the milk in glass jug? Please clarify. The question is very confusing the way it is written. Please explain what's going-off mean? Also, is your Soya machine is going off or milk is going off when put in the fridge? Are you putting in your milk in the fridge or refrigerator? I used the Soya for years, and don't have any problems so far, make a beautiful soy milk. I transfer the milk in a glass jar in the refridgerator and good for a week. Unlike the soy milk made from other machine, the milk made from Soya doesn't settle, and I don't even have to stir them.
299809
I think the machine can only heat up the soy milk up to 80 degree C to prevent the over flow of the soy milk fluid with bubbles, so I have to pour it into another sauce pan to cook until it is fully boiled for about 5 minutes. While I am heating up the soymilk with low heat, I can not put a lid over the sauce pan because the soy milk with a lot of bubbles will push it open and over flow onto the heater.
1189343
I see no reason for not being able to warm milk directly in the unit. I would leave the frother out of the vessel when doing so. Be careful when handling vessel--it is on stovetop and it is not insulated--it will get hot.
1429750
Yes you can, just added water and anything else you normally do - then bring the water to a boil. cook it as you would in any other pan ... just check it periodically and stir.
1247103
A candy or a meat thermometer works fine. Even if you don't have one, just wait until the milk is almost bubbling. Close enough. As for how long, it really depends.... are you planning to use the stove top or the microwave? Just don't scorch your milk by rushing it.... it tastes horrible.
1247146
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.
2271804
It's supposed to boil into the milk with this style. You have too keep an eye on it though... as soon as it drops, remove from the heat immediately, or it will have a burnt flavor. Also, make sure not to fill the water above the pressure release. I've made between 40 and 50 cups with this machine, and it comes out perfect every time. If for some reason you don't want them to mix, I would recommend pouring out the milk before brewing. I usually heat mine up in the microwave before frothing anyways because it doesn't get hot enough for my taste.
1194710
I make it with water as a "coffee or tea" and also add it to protein shakes so I would say yes you can make it with milk if you want to. I love it hot like a coffee.
1372656
Absolutely. I find that cleaning it by filling it with boiling water is the best way to make sure it is totally clean of milk residue.