Can you make okara and tofu with this machine?
1169081
Yes. Okara is the natural byproduct of the normal soy milk process. Not sure about the Tofu, but my daughter, an avid Tofu lover, is convinced the byproduct can also be used in the creation of Tofu. Hope this helps.
2046031
yes, you can.you might be able to make less than the 3 cups of regular rice I make in it, but yeah, you can.
984843
I can still cut the tofu into cubes. I agree with you that it depends on how much you press it. I am gentle with my tofu. Hope that helps.
217797
Not sure where my manual is, but this machine makes twice as much as the other soy milk machines. I used to have make three batches of soy milk to make one tofu block, this one makes the three batches at one time.
1918682
Yes. The machine comes with a recipe book and you could 1/2 the recipe if you wanted or make a full batch and freeze the leftovers. It is a bit of work to clean the machine so I would always opt for a full batch :). We use it all the time though.
1891854
I have never tried it, but manual says you can. I'm satisfied with the machine , it does what I wanted it to do.
1426876
I am not sure. Hope they develope a greater varity of recipes for this machine. Good luck on the catsup.
400684
You can make anything! The consistency is like a slurpee, ver, very fine. It's a great machine!
567382
No, but if you want to make soft food smoother (bananas, avacado) or take fibers out of food that are soft (strings on cooked beans, skins from cooked peas) it works well. You'd still need a blender or food processor.
1342892
Yes you can, but I prefer the texture and thickness of the kefir that I made with starter every time. If I don't have the starter then I use the kefir to make kefir. I don't use the grains because it's more complicated in my opinion.
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...
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.
436171
While I'm not sure about tofu, it is indeed food-grade. I've been using it for brewing beer with no problems. Especially if you're using small amounts for water adjustment you should be fine.
1497712
Yes you can if you use the correct cultures. Best to let it make in the Yogotherm 8hrs so you have a good thickness. I love my Yogotherm!
962986
Pretty much what Barbara said. Tofu is another one. Which thickening agent you use depends on what food you're trying to make.
1210650
To be honest I don't know, but I don't believe so. To use this system, you buy a big can from the store and put in the machine. The can is a one time use and disposable, so I don't know how you could use with home brew.
293883
Yes you can! You can also make cheese, raise bread, dry nuts, herbs, spices, even dry homemade pasta. It's great for making homemade dry soup mixes. It really is a wonderful machine. I am EXTREMELY happy with my purchase. Definitely worth the money! I did not buy the Paraflexx sheets, though. Parchment paper works just as good. I hope this helps answer your questions!