Soy Bean Pulp (Okara) For Side Dish Menu
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0.000 HBDSoy Bean Pulp (Okara) For Side Dish Menu
<div class="text-justify"> <center>**Do not throw away soy bean pulp from leftover soy milk. It is rich in nutrients and can be used in many healthy menus.**</center>  --- A few days ago, I shared a recipe on how to make [Homemade Soy Milk](https://peakd.com/hive-189869/@anggreklestari/homemade-soy-milk). From making that recipe, there was soy bean pulp (okara) left in my kitchen.  In fact, after a while ago, I kept those *okara* grains in the refrigerator and today when I opened them, they were still in good condition. So, I decided to make a side dish menu from *okara* ingredients for dinner, which I served with rice.  <center>*Fresh Okara Before Roasting Process*</center> *Okara* has a nice texture. Especially if we have squeezed the soy milk properly beforehand. That will result in okara grains that aren't soggy. Just a little damp.  <center>*Roasted Okara*</center> The texture of *okara* reminds me of the scrambled tempeh and also scrambled tofu menu. It's just that the texture of tempeh and tofu is greater than the texture of *okara* because *okara* comes from pure soy beans that have not been fermented. --- --- --- ## <center>ROASTING OKARA</center>  Before entering the further cooking stage, here I roast *okara* first. The roasting process will make *okara* drier and crunchier. Also, the most important thing is that the strong *okara* smell typical of soy beans has disappeared due to this roasting process. I roasted *okara* for 30 minutes per side. After that, I stirred the *okara*, and I baked it again for 30 minutes. Not finished here, I repeated the process once again. So, the roasting process can be adjusted to the dryness of the *okara* texture.  After the *okara* has been successfully roasted, the *okara* will last longer if stored if it cannot be finished all at once in one cooking.  Look at the texture of the *okara* really becoming dry. I even like to eat these *okara* grains without any additions. Tastes like similar snacks, although bland like oatmeals. Hehehe. --- --- --- ## <center>STIR FRY OKARA WITH VEGGIES</center>  A simple menu for dinner. I will stir-fry *okara* with Chinese cabbage and carrots. You can also replace those vegetables with other vegetables such as peas, or broccoli. The cooking instructions are easy to follow once you have roasted *okara*. if you have no *okara*, you can substitute the general roasted tofu, or even lentils. **THE INGREDIENTS**  - 1 1/4 cups of roasted *okara* - 3 leaves of Chinese cabbage - 1 carrot - 3 cloves of garlic, finely chopped - 5 small cloves of red onion, finely chopped - 1/2 tsp of salt - 1/2 tsp of coriander powder - (optional) 1/2 tsp of chili powder --- --- --- **COOKING INSTRUCTIONS** **STEP 1**  Cut into pieces Chinese cabbage. I cut the leaves into two parts first, then cut them again into pieces. Also, chop the carrots into small pieces. Make some flower shapes if you want to use garnishes. --- --- --- **STEP 2**  With small heat, stir-fry garlic and red onion first until it smells delicious for a few moments. Then, add salt, coriander powder, and chili powder. Mix them well. --- --- --- **STEP 3**  Add vegetables. Then, change the fire from low heat to medium heat. Stir-fry well until they wilt. Don't add water. So, it is important to use a non-stick pan. If you add water, the texture of the *okara* will become soft. If the texture of *okara* becomes mushy, I think it will become disgusting. --- --- --- **STEP 4**  Add roasted *okara* and mix well. For this step, use a small heat again. Then remove when the all ingredients are mixed well. --- --- --- ## <center>SERVING WAYS</center>  Serve stir-fried *okara* with rice. Here, you can unique chips. Those are unripe banana chips (my favorite chips). The results are great! I really like the texture of *okara* combined with veggies.  This is the first time I have cooked this menu. So, no soy bean pulp left is wasted. Everything can be used. I am happy to share this experience with you. So, until next in my kitchen. --- --- --- ##### <center>Thank you for reading my blog and reblog if you want my blog this time worthy of reading by others.</center>  --- --- --- >Best Regards, Anggrek Lestari --- <div class="pull-left">  </div> <div class="text-justify"> <b>Who is Anggrek Lestari?</b> <sub>Anggrek Lestari is an Indonesian fiction writer who has published two major books. Now She is a full-time content creator. She has a goal to share life, poem, and food content that makes others happy and can get inspiration.</sub> --- <sub>Contact Person: authoranggreklestari@gmail.com Discord: anggreklestari#3009</sub> </div> </div> ---
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