Alternative milk Bean curd
Can milk from beans other than soy be curdled to make a tofu-like product? I know that black beans work, but I am wondering about kidney or pinto for example (or any other). Has anyone experimented on this, before I try to reinvent the wheel? Thanks! - Judi
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A curd made from chickpea flour is known as Burmese tofu or shan tofu. Most recipes call for making a slurry with chickpea flour or besan flour and seasonings, simmering it until it thickens, and then chilling it in a mold of some sort. Once it has cooled, it sets and can be cut into pieces and used much like regular tofu. Many descriptions seem to place it somewhere between tofu and polenta on taste and consistency.
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What type of milk is made from bean curd?
In many countries, soy milk is used in vegan and vegetarian food products and as a replacement for cow's milk in many recipes. Soy milk is also used in making imitation dairy products such as soy yogurt, soy cream, soy kefir and soy-based cheese analogues.Is bean curd the same thing as tofu?
Tofu is the name and spelling used most often for bean curd, but it is actually the Japanese word for a Chinese invention - doufu.What is bean curd made of?
tofu, also called bean curd, soft, relatively flavourless food product made from soybeans. Tofu is an important source of protein in the cuisines of China, Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia. It is believed to date from the Han dynasty (206 bce\u2013220 ce).Is soy the same as bean curd?
Tofu is bean curd, butbean curd isn't exactly tofu. Bean curd is the curdled soy milk that you get when you mix it with a coagulant. Technically speaking, bean curd becomes tofu once it is pressed and formed. To understand this more clearly, you need to understand how tofu is made\u2026Which type of milk is best for you? - Jonathan J. O’Sullivan \u0026 Grace E. Cunningham
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