Besides tofu and soy milk, what else you guys do with soy beans?
Besides tofu and soy milk, what else you guys do with soy beans?
by empireofdirt010
8 Comments
Misfit_Aquaintance
r/Tempeh
see_blue
Cook in pressure cooker. Add to oatmeal, salads, one-pot meals, sandwiches (mashed up w other beans, avocado, etc.), grain bowls.
Edit: add to a smoothie instead of a protein powder.
I always have them in refrigerator (pre-cooked) ready to add a tbsp or more to a dish.
astonedishape
Eat em
NotTheAverageGentern
Roast, salt and enjoy!
purplishfluffyclouds
I buy a lot of dried beans in bulk, but I honestly never have bought soybeans. Seems like just plain ol’ edamame would be good (meaning – just eat ’em with a little salt or maybe spice them up a bit).
Intrepid-Sky8123
You can add them to soups and/or make plant-based chili with them fairly easily.
Fyonella
You can use them pretty much the same way you’d use any bean.
8 Comments
r/Tempeh
Cook in pressure cooker. Add to oatmeal, salads, one-pot meals, sandwiches (mashed up w other beans, avocado, etc.), grain bowls.
Edit: add to a smoothie instead of a protein powder.
I always have them in refrigerator (pre-cooked) ready to add a tbsp or more to a dish.
Eat em
Roast, salt and enjoy!
I buy a lot of dried beans in bulk, but I honestly never have bought soybeans. Seems like just plain ol’ edamame would be good (meaning – just eat ’em with a little salt or maybe spice them up a bit).
You can add them to soups and/or make plant-based chili with them fairly easily.
You can use them pretty much the same way you’d use any bean.
You could do tempeh