can you get okara from it after making the soymilk?
281725
According to the video you strain it through a sieve/strainer to get the okara
281726
Yes. After the soymilk is made you must strain it using the included strainer/sieve. The remaining soy solids from the beans that you separated are called "okara". It is very good for making a number of foods. I like to mix the okara with another veggie burger product I buy and fry it in a little bit of oil until it's crispy for a nice burger sandwich.
281727
yes, I just wish I could find a website or book full of okara recipes! The one in the book is just so so in my opinion...
281728
You get about 1 cup of okara from one batch of soy milk. The recipe for the garden burger in the booklet you get with the maker is very good. You use the okara for the burgers. I use it in muffins and in recipes for my homemade bread. Good stuff.
281729
Yes!! And it's wonderful and ready to eat. It's been cooked along with the soymilk. Wonderful stuff.
281730
Yes! The "left over" is okara. We use it in everything, vegetable soup is especially good. Our dog loves it also. It makes a nice supplement to many foods.
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.
1539082
The Soyajoy G4 is definitely worth buying just for making almond milk. That is all I have made in it so far. I know all the ingredients in my 'milk', it is quick and easy, and it tastes great.
1178500
Except for the underside of the "lid" (the actual machine part) the answer is yes. The soy shouldn't ever reach the top (the underside of the machine/lid. The top totally removes from the pitcher part - which is also stainless steel. I'm very happy with the structure and workmanship that went into making this machine. I love it. I stopped making soymilk many many years ago due to the tedious prep. This makes it in short order (after soaking the beans overnight of course) - something like 15-20 minutes. You do have to drain the soymilk from the okara. I don't use the included screen but use a double fold of butter muslin. I now make soymilk at least once a week and have plenty of okara for soups, granolas, cookies, burger extender, animal feed, etc. Enjoy!
2026915
Yes, I do that twice a day for my soymilk. No problem at all. It's a great soymilk maker and I love it!
1062917
I have not made soy candles before so i wouldn't know. But I don't see why you wouldn't.
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.
1247147
It will cook the soy or almond at the same time. This will eliminate the after taste of raw beams. To me.....it's less pot/pan for me to clean. Enjoy!
295395
I tried making yogurt using soy milk once and it did not "set", it was all liquid. Now I use organic whole milk and I have great results every time!
521515
I did make almond milk with it. It came out a little thick. It doesn't have a setting to make an unheated milk like you usually would for almond milk. Unless the juice button is it. There are no instructions for it. I just used the soymilk button. I returned mine and got one that is a lot less work and has a mill button for making raw nut milks. The milk turns out way smoother too. I have the soyabella now.
409982
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
1871757
Yes, especially when you buy the soybeans in bulk, you save quite a bit. I make soy milk and tofu regularly. It ends up costing me less than a dollar per gallon of soy milk.
2209680
I have tried making tofu using this machine several times using both store-bought and homemade soy milk. It has not set once! I also am not sure if the instructions are referring to liquid or powdered nigari. The milk takes on a terrible taste when I add 10 ml of nigari powder undiluted.
443807
yes you can if it doesn't have sugar already in it. I made my first batch last night using frozen strawberries and it turned out GREAT. make sure they're completely thawed out before using.
304444
I make 2 quarts of soy milk at a time but it would take more than that. It is a fairly large bag...1 gallon I think.
1310142
The manual states that you can use dry grains or beans, but for hard beans you get better results by soaking for 8-10 hours before processing. I think you'd get poor quality soymilk if you tried dry grinding the soybeans, and the left over okara (soy pulp, which I use in baking) would not be as smooth. --For making rice milk, no soaking is required.
367469
Well, you can use the soy milk made by this to make Tofu which requires other procedures and ingredient. This maker can only make soy milk.