Recently SIL#1 borrow a soy milk making machine, so I have been using it almost three times or more per week, make soy milk for the family.
But then there is another dish I can use soy milk as the main ingredient — steam tou-fu (bean curd).
What we need is
* 50ml of unsweeten cooked soy milk.
(either homemade, or can get from Jaya Jusco the tou-fu section, a small mineral bottle size is 50ml)
* 2 eggs
(depends on how soft you want the tou-fu to be, if you like the tou-fu harder, then use may be 3 - 4 eggs, or if for baby who start solid but not yet taking egg yoke, can just use egg white instead)
* 2 or 3 table spoon of oyster sauce (or any sauce you like), some fried onion, and finely chop spring onion for garnishing.
beat the eggs mixed it with the soy milk, sift the mixture, pour it into a swallow dish (heat resistant), steam at low heat for 10 minutes.
ta da da…

*you can either turn it over on the plate and garnish it, or just serve it in the dish as it is.

April 8th, 2006 at 10:09 pm
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April 10th, 2006 at 2:23 pm
How do u mix the taufu together so that it is not lumpy? I want to make taufu with fish and steam.
April 10th, 2006 at 2:59 pm
emm? not lumpy? it shouldn’t get lumpy when the egg mix with the soy milk, both liquid form mah, unless you thought it is tau-fu-fa mix with egg.
I add mushroom and prawn in it, like cawanmushi.