Burmese tofu: the easiest soy-free tofu using any bean or lentil By @wendythefoodscientist Shan tofu (often called Burmese tofu internationally) is naturally soy-free, and does not need any coagulant like regular tofu. It’s just any legume water heat. Unlike soy-tofu, which requires a coagulant (like I explain in my homemade tofu videos). The food science behind the magic: Legumes are rich in starch and protein. #vegan #veganfood #veganlife #plantbased | Vegan A Bit Of All

Black Bean Tofu 🤯 Did you know that you can make tofu out of black beans? By extracting and heating the protein in legumes, you can change the protein bonds, causing them to firm up. Most of us have already experienced this process before when boiling an egg, turning the white from translucent to firm.��Although this works with any legume (chickpeas, lentils, beans…), it’s slightly different with soybeans, which are even higher in protein (around 40%). In fact, they have enough protein for the

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