Paprika tofu

By VicentaLakin

Paprika tofu
Always like tofu flowers. There's time on the weekends, and I always make some soy sauce and tofu flowers. Tofu is delicate, nutritious and a good, healthy food for all ages. Tofu is flat and has the effect of irritating and cleaning the lungs. Tofu flowers contain oxidizers, minerals and vitamins, as well as a plant estrogen “yellows” not found in milk. So girls drink more

Recipe Recommendations

  • soybean a small bowl
  • lactone a small spoonful
  • ham appropriate amount
  • color pepper appropriate amount
  • chives appropriate amount
  • Very fresh. appropriate amount
  • sesame oil appropriate amount

Steps for Paprika tofu

  • Make Paprika tofu step 0
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    Beep the soybeans all night。
  • Make Paprika tofu step 1
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    Wash the soybeans, pour them into the soya soy machine, add appropriate quantities of water, plug in the power supply and press the grain soy key。
  • Make Paprika tofu step 2
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    Pull the power when you hear the beep. Filter the slag。
  • Make Paprika tofu step 3
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    Filtered soy sauce cooled to 80-90 degrees
  • Make Paprika tofu step 4
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    A small spoonful of lactone is prepared, adding 0.2 to 0.4 per cent of soybean plasma. (Tofu, tofu: 500 grams of soybean mags added to IED 1.25-1.3 grams)。
  • Make Paprika tofu step 5
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    The lactone is released with a little cooling and poured into the soy sauce. Smash even。
  • Make Paprika tofu step 6
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    It's either a big bowl or a small bowl. At the warmth for about 15 minutes。
  • Make Paprika tofu step 7
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    There'll be a little water for a solid bean flower that can be left with a spoon。
  • Make Paprika tofu step 8
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    Put ham, pepper, onion cuttin。
  • Make Paprika tofu step 9
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    The tofu bouquet pours fresh and perfume。
  • Make Paprika tofu step 10
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    Ham, pepper, onions. (or add ingredients to your own taste)。
  • Make Paprika tofu step 11
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    A nice bowl of tofu is ready. Eat while it's hot
  • Paprika tofu Make Tips

    Making tofu pudding is mainly about mastering the ratio of the coagulant and controlling the temperature. For the tofu pudding I made this time, I used two-thirds of the soy milk made by a soy milk maker and added a small spoonful of coagulant to mix it. To keep it warm, I boiled water in a steamer pot, turned off the heat, placed the well-stirred mixture of soy milk and coagulant into the pot, and covered it with a lid to retain heat; it was ready in just over ten minutes