People usually complain that making soy milk at home tastes bitter and the question is that how can I get it to taste more like packaged one?
1. Soak beans in boiled water overnight ( at least 8-10 hours)
2. In the morning pour off the soaking water and rinse beans well.
3. Start to remove the skins. For this, place beans in a large bowl filled with lukewarm water. In the water, lightly squeeze the soybeans between your fingers strongly for a few minutes, skins will be removed easily. You should get as many of the skins off as fast as possible.
4.When they are hulled, pick skins and go to waste. Wash and rinse hulled beans well. Transfer into your blender.
5.Soaking unhulled beans in boiling water will reduce the beany flavor, which is caused by lipoxygenase. So, it can be killed by the help of heat.
6.After blending and straining process, transfer your milk into a pot, add your favorite sweetener and cook on low heat at least 30 minutes or untill reach to desired taste.
Nedir bu?
Yanmış sebze kabukları, tepeleri ve köklerinden oluşan bir çeşit toz.
Peki neden?
Kül yiyeceklere acı, dumanlı bir tat vermek için kullanılır ve aynı zamanda yaşlanmanın ilk birkaç günü için peynirin istenmeyen küf ve bakterilere karşı korunmasına da yardımcı olur. Ayrıca, peynirin pH yüzeyini değiştirir.
Genellikle dünyanın dört bir yanındaki şefler tarafından eşsiz lezzet ve sürdürülebilir bir çaba sarf etmek için kullanılır.
Nasıl kullanılır?
Kullanmak için biraz ince deniz tuzu ile karıştırın ve peynirin üzerine serpin.
Nasıl yapılır?
Malzemeler:
Soğan, pırasa, biber, havuç, kereviz gibi çeşitli sebzeler (hafta boyunca soyduğunuz sebzelerinizin kabuklarını, uçlarını vb. Saklayın)
Yöntem:
1. Sebzeleri düz ve büyük bir fırın tepsisine koyun ve artıkları tamamen kavruluncaya kadar 2 saat boyunca 500 ° F / 260 ° C’de fırınlayın.
2. Karbon gibi sebzeler incecik toz şeklinde görünene kadar blenderda karıştırın ve ince bir elekten geçirin.
Vad är Ash?
Det är ett slags pulver av brända grönsaksskinn, toppar och ändar …
Varför?
Ask används huvudsakligen för att ge en bitter, rökig smak åt mat och det hjälper också till att skydda osten mot oönskade mögel och bakterier under de första dagarna av åldrandet. Dessutom ändras ostens pH-yta.
Vi kan säga att det vanligtvis används för att lägga till både unik smak och en hållbar satsning på gourmeträtter av kockar runt om i världen.
Hur man använder?
För att använda den, blanda med lite fint havssalt och strö över osten.
Hur man gör?
Ingredienser:
Olika grönsaker som lök, purjolök, peppar, morot, selleri (Spara dina veggieplagg, skinn, ändar etc. under hela veckan)
Metod:
1.Lägga grönsakerna platt och till och med på ett stort arkskål och bröda vid 500 ° F / 260 ° C i 2 timmar tills skrapor är helt brända.
2.Brandera de kolsyrade grönsakerna tills det ser ut som smuts, passera sedan igenom en fin siffra.
Serverar 2
ingredienser:
4 msk inlagd lila kål,
2 stor potatis, skivad i små kuber,
2 matskedar olivolja,
1/2 gäng färsk dill hackad,
1/2 tsk jord senap,
1/2 tsk vitlök granulat,
1/8 tsk svartpeppar,
3-4 skalot,
100 gr. kikärter kokta i kokosnöt,
1 tsk chili peppar,
1 tsk salt
metod:
1. Placera potatis kuber, vitlök granulat, skalot, blackpepper och salt. Blanda med händerna bra. Baka på 200 grader tills det är friterat. Ta sedan bort från ugnen, strö korkad dill. Placera i en tallrik.
2. Blanda kikärter med salt, olivolja och chili peppar i en gryta. Överför till din tallrik.
3. Lägg till sylt lila kål. Servera!
Malzemeler:
4 çorba kaşığı mor lahana turşusu,
Küçük küpler halinde kesilmiş 2 büyük patates (mor ve sarı),
2 yemek kaşığı zeytinyağı,
Taze dereotu 1/2 demet doğranmış,
1/2 çay kaşığı öğütülmüş hardal,
1/2 çay kaşığı sarımsak granülü,
1/8 çay kaşığı karabiber,
3-4 arpacık soğan,
100 gr hindistan cevizi sütüyle pişmiş nohut,
1 tatlı kaşığı pul biber,
1 çay kaşığı tuz
Yapılışı:
1. Küp küp doğradığınız patatesler büyük bir kaseye koyun, üzerinde 1 çorba kaşığı zeytinyağı gezdirin, öğütülmüş hardal, sarımsak granülü, arpacık soğan, biber ve tuz ekleyin. Ellerinle iyice karıştırın. Kızarana kadar 200 dereceye ayarlanmış fırında pişirin. Ardından fırından çıkarın, doğranmış dereotu serpin, iyice karıştırın. Bir tabağa koyun.
2. Bir tencerede, pişmiş nohutu tuz, zeytinyağı ve acı biberle karıştırın. Tabağa aktarın.
3. Mor lahana turşusu ekleyerek servis edin!
Malzemeler:
80 gr çiğ kaju fıstığı, bir gece önceden suda bekletilmiş,
220ml. aquafaba,
2 yemek kaşığı tapyoka nişastası,
3 çay kaşığı irlanda yosunu tozu ( kappa karragenan),
1 çay kaşığı limon suyu ( ya da laktik asit),
1 çay kaşığı tütsü aroması sıvı,
1/2 çay kaşığı tütsülenmiş paprika,
1/4 çay kaşığı zerdeçal,
1 çay kaşığı organik elma sirkesi,
2 çay kaşığı organik salça,
1 çorba kaşığı besin mayası,
1 çay kaşığı himalaya tuzu,
5 çorba kaşığı rafine hindistancevizi yağı erimiş.
Yapılışı:
1. Islatılmış kaju fıstığı ve aquafaba’yı yüksek hızda bir blenderde pürüzsüz olana kadar karıştırın.
2. Daha sonra büyük partikülleri ayırmak için karışımı süzgeçten geçirin. Ardından karışımı tekrar blenderınıza aktarın.
3. Tapyoka nişasta, kappa carrageenan, limon suyu, domates salçası, zerdeçal, paprika, besin mayası ve tuzu ekleyin, yüksek hızda iyice karıştırın.
4. Hindistan cevizi yağı ve tütsü aromasını ekleyin ve tekrar pürüzsüz kıvam elde edene kadar karıştırın.
5. Karışımı bir tencereye aktarın, orta ateşte sürekli karıştırarak pişirmeye başlayın. Tapyoka nişastası harekete geçtiğinde topaklaşmaya başlayacak. Yüksek hızda bir çırpıcı ile hiç durmadan çırpmaya devam edin. Durduğunuz anda topaklaşmaya başlayacak ve bu istenmeyen bir durumdur.
İşleme uzun süre devam ettiğinizde ipeksi ve akışkan bir peynir halini alacak. Karışımın etrafında kabarcık oluşturmaya ve kalınlaşmaya başladıktan sonra hazır olduğunu anlayabilirsiniz.
6. O zaman ocaktan çıkarın. Elma sirkesini ekleyin ve iyice birleştirilene kadar hızlıca karıştırın.
7. Karışımı bir parşömen kağıdı serilmiş kaseye dökün ve kapatın. Dolaba kaldırın tercihin bir gece en az 5-6 saat buzdolabında bekletin. Ardından dilimleyerek tüketebilir ekmeklerinize sürebilir ya da pizza ve tostlarınızda eriterek kullanabilirsiniz.
Kappa karragenan nedir, güvenli mi? Sağlık konusunda endişeleriniz varsa kullanmadan önce yaptığım araştırmaya buradan göz atmak isteyebilirsiniz.
Ingredienser:
80 gr rå cashewnötter, blötläggs över natten,
220 ml. aquafaba,
2 msk tapiokastärkelse,
3 tsk kappa carrageenan,
1 tsk citronsaft,
1 tsk rökvätska,
1/2 tsk paprika,
1/4 tsk gurkmeja,
1 tsk ekologisk äppelcidervinäger,
2 tsk ekologisk tomatpasta,
1 msk näringsjäst,
1 tsk himalayan salt,
5 msk raffinerad kokosnötolja smält.
Metod:
1. Blanda blötläggda cashewnötter och aquafaba i en höghastighetsblandare tills den är jämn.
2. Spänn sedan blandningen för att avlägsna stora partiklar. Överför sedan blandningen till mixern igen.
3.Tillsätt tapiokastärkelse, kappa carrageenan, citronsaft, tomatpasta, gurkmeja, paprika, näringsjäst och salt och puls i mixern för att kombinera bra.
4.Tillsätt kokosnötsolja och rökvätskeblandning igen mycket tills tjock och jämn.
5.Hett i en medelstora kastrull över medium-låg värme under omröring regelbundet. Det kommer att se ut som ganska klumpigt eftersom tapiokastärkelsen aktiveras.
Det blir så småningom glänsande och smidig, som smält ost. Du kommer att se det började bubbla runt kanterna och behålla dess tjocklek då det är gjort.
6. Ta bort från värmen. Tillsätt äppelcidervinäger och blanda snabbt tills det kombineras väl.
7. Lägg i en form med ett pergamentpapper. Kyl minst 6 timmar före skivning. Det är perfekt på pizza eller rostat bröd och smältbar.
Vad är Kappa carrageenan? Är det säkert? Om du är orolig för hälsan, kanske du vill kolla på min forskning härifrån innan du använder den.
Ingredients:
80 gr raw cashews, soaked overnight,
220ml. aquafaba,
2 tbsp tapioca starch,
3 tsp kappa carrageenan,
1 tsp lemon juice,
1 tsp smoke liquid,
1/2 tsp smoked paprika,
1/4 tsp turmeric,
1 tsp organic apple cider vinegar,
2 teaspoon organic tomato paste,
1 tablespoon nutritional yeast,
1 tsp himalayan salt,
5 tbsp refined coconut oil, melted.
Method:
1. Blend soaked cashews and aquafaba in a high speed blender until smooth.
2. Then strain mixture to remove large particles. Then transfer mixture to your blender again.
3.Add tapioca starch, kappa carrageenan, lemon juice, tomato paste, turmeric, paprika, nutritional yeast, and salt and pulse in the blender to combine well.
4.Add coconut oil and smoke liquid blend again very until thick and smooth.
5.Heat in a medium saucepan over medium-low heat while stirring regularly. It will look like quite lumpy as the tapioca starch activates.
It will eventually turn glossy and smooth, like melted cheese. You will see it begun to bubble around the edges and maintain its thickness then it is done.
6. Remove from the heat. Add apple cider vinegar and blend quickly until combined well.
7..Pour into a mold with a parchment paper. Refrigerate at least 6 hours before slicing. It is perfect on pizza or toast and meltable.
What is Kappa carrageenan? Is it safe? If you are concerned about health, you may want to have a look at my research from here before using it.
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In this article, I tried to share my research and experiences about carrageenan and agar materials used as gelling agents in vegan cheese making. I hope that it will be useful for those who have interested in vegan cheese making at home.
Carrageenan is obtained by extracting a kind of seaweed. It is also known as Irish moss with the E407 code. The type used in cheese making is in powder form. Kappa, iota and lambda. Of these, kappa has a hard gel form and is often used instead of agar for vegan cheese making.
It is also common to use as a binder agent in toothpaste.
Agar is obtained by processing algae, it has E406 code with white yellow color that is a kind of thickening gelatine. The word comes from the word “agar-agar” which means “gel” in Malay.
The agar is dissolved in boiling liquids and when cooled, forms a gel between 38 ° and 43 ° C depending on the type of seaweed from which the agar is obtained. Unlike gelatin gels which melt at 37 ° C, they do not melt up to 85 ° C or above. In food applications, it does not cause problems in low climate conditions such as low temperatures. At the same time, it does not melt at low temperatures, such as gelatin, the mouthful of the final product is perfect. This tremendous difference between the gel forming temperature and the melting temperature makes agar-agar unique for most applications.
I tried different alternatives for cheese making and i think agar works well for desserts. But carrageenan is perfect for melting cheeses.
There are some articles on the internet about the harmful effects of carrageenan, but these are not based on scientific basis.
It is mentioned that there may be side effects from excessive use of the substance. This is the same for a lot of nutrients. Depending on the dose used may be harmful as well as benefit.
As a vegan, vitamin B12 has always been uncomfortable to take as a capsule. I do not prefer to use additives such as carrageenan, agar, guar gum in my daily meals. On the other hand, I follow the developments in the market closely and try at least once.
I try to use it at the end of the research or development, or I prefer not to use at the end of the process.
The driving force behind concerns regarding carrageenan’s safety is attributed to an article written by Dr. Joanne Tobacman . Most of the studies cited in her article report on degraded carrageenan (poligeenan). She argues that even food-grade carrageenan is not safe from having significant levels of degraded carrageenan because the acids in our stomach as well as certain bacteria might break it down into degraded carrageenan. This is not a claim supported by human or animal studies. Tobacman references studies that simulate gastric acid effects on carrageenan and the resulting presence of degraded carrageenan.
Tobacman also references studies that show that native carrageenan can promote colonic tumors in rats; however, the carrageenan in these studies made up anywhere between 2.5% and 15% of the rats’ total diets. In contrast, foods that contain carrageenan have the ingredient at tenths (.1%) or hundredths (.01%) of a percent within the food and these foods make up only a small fraction of our overall diet.
Therefore, comparison is not a correct equation. I do not think it to be a healthy result, as I do not find it to be ethical.
I came across an article on Washington, D.C. August 10, 2016; A recent study on carrageenan, an important factor in providing stability and tissue in many foods and beverages, clearly indicates that the content does not trigger inflammation in human cells as claimed by the Irish moss opponents like Tobacman.
An internationally recognized toxicologist and specialist of carrageenans The study, conducted by James M. McKim, was recently accepted for publication by the Journal of Food and Toxicology. This important research suggests that the food component contributed to some negative health outcomes. It represents the outcome of a two-year study that rejects the findings of carrageenan critics, including Joanne Tobacman.
McKim’s research reveals the fundamental flaws in Tobacman’s evidence, participating in extensive scientific research that shows that the use of Irish moss is not detrimental, and sends back extensive claims that certain groups are harmful to the Irish moss and must be removed from the food.
For more information on carrageenan and other additives and additives used in food production, visit www.foodingredientfacts.org. (The International Council for Food Additives (IFAC) is a global organization that represents the manufacturers of food additives. IFAC, founded in 1980, aims to promote science-based regulation and the global alignment of food content standards and specifications.
Carrageenan is popular as a plant-based, environment-friendly gelling alternative and has been used safely in foods for hundreds of years.
In addition, A famous vegan cheese brand ” Follow your heart” also uses carrageenan in their cheeses. They told that they care about their consumers’ health and published an article about carrageenan on their site.
Miyoko Schinner, who writes a book about vegan cheese making, often uses carrageenan in recipes and says that i prefer it because it provides good melting. Agar, on the other hand, gives a gel-like solid texture and does not completely dissolve in heat like carrageenan. Tapioca starch can also be used as an alternative to melting but will not give enough hardness.
It was once thought to be a fragmented type (polygeenan) of carrageenan that only potentially caused ulcers and cancer, but now there are those who, according to the type, are spoiled when the food is heated. There are many people discussing this. According to Miyoko, a small Irish moss in your cheese is much less harmful than milk and meat. Remember, people spread a great deal of information about the soybean that is carcinogenic. Interestingly, there are diseases that are said to be caused by carrageenan however, in order to treat these diseases, it is recommended that the purified form of Irish moss be used medically.
If you prefer to avoid the purified form, you can use the cheap and ready Irish Moss powder. It also works well, sometimes it can leave a fish smell (some people don’t care about it).
Today, there is so much misleading information and finding right information has become a demanding effort.
Recently, under the name of increasing healthy nutrition, people have written every term they do not know on google and started to disseminate all kinds of right or wrong information.
It is very important not to make a final decision without examining scientific research.
Sources:
https://www.cornucopia.org/CornucopiaAnalysisofCarrageenanHealthImpacts042612.pdf
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1242073/
Carrageenan: a review from Veterinarni Medicina, 58, 2013 (4): 187–205 http://vri.cz/docs/vetmed/58-4-187.pdf
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https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0278691516302265
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Tobacman JK, Wallace RB, Zimmerman MB (2001) Consumption of carrageenan and other water-soluble polymers used as food additives and incidence of mammary carcinoma. Med Hypotheses 56:589-598.
*Photos courtesy of the wonderful people over at Seaweed Consulting.