I wanted to use up some Chinese cabbage, so I made this soup using the ingredients that were in the fridge.I tried to bring out the sweetness of the Chinese cabbage by using the minimum amount of water and by steam-simmering the ingredients.Since I don't really like drinking soy milk as it is, I try to use it in soups.You can mix in any vegetables of your choice.You can also add any leftover vegetables.Adding grated cheese is optional.You can also add katakuriko dissolved in water to thicken the soup.This soup should be okay even for those who aren't fans of soy milk, but you can make it all the same using milk. Recipe by rose12

I made this soup because I love soy milk, and I had leftover Chinese cabbage. It's also delicious if you use wiener sausage instead of bacon. If you like, it's tasty with grated ginger added too!Stir-fry the Chinese cabbage and enoki mushrooms well and they will become creamy and mild. After adding the soy milk, adjust the flavor by gradually adding a little salt or soy sauce (or mentsuyu). I strongly recommend sprinkling the green onions and pepper at the end, because the soup will taste even better! Add ginger to taste. Recipe by Yuripi0309

I used to enjoy this soy milk soup as is, but when I added ground sesame seeds, the soup became more fragrant and tasty! I recommend using black sesame seeds.Take care not to over boil the soup after adding the soy milk. Use your preferred type of sesame seeds! Also add yuzu pepper paste.Adjust the flavor by changing the amount of mentsuyu. Recipe by Poppopepe

I serve miso soup to my family every morning. I've been trying out different variations.You can add a teaspoon of sugar if using unprocessed soy milk. Do not overcook the cabbage, or else it'll become too soft. Firm tofu is best than silken as it'll hold shape when cooking. Watch the heat and don't boil the soy milk, otherwise it will separate and does not look appetizing. Just warm it. Recipe by Yushuna

I came up with this recipe for a hot pot dish.No hints. Recipe by Kajihara Ato

I began using soy milk after developing a milk allergy. It's great even with soy milk.Increase the amount of soy milk to taste. If you add more water, it will become weak. You could also use regular milk. Recipe by makisora

My senior co-worker served me this soup at his house. It tasted just like the kind you get at restaurants, so I was pretty surprised.I asked for the recipe right away.It's absolutely delicious, and everybody will get addicted, too.Don't boil the soup too much.You can adjust the amount of heavy cream to your liking. Recipe by Yuyucchan

Since I was chosen to try out Ajinomoto's new consommé products I decided to make a slightly sweet soup with soy milk.The ground toasted sesame seeds make this recipe stand out. If they're used in conjunction with the soy milk, they produce a nice, full flavor.Since this soup is prepared the night before, the root vegetables will become soft and tender and the consommé will give the soup a rich taste.Spinach tends to change color once cooked so this should be prepared in the morning. Recipe by Jikana

I was craving the xian dou jiang that I had in Taiwan, so I searched for the recipe on the internet. The recipe uses a lot more ingredients, but I adjusted their amount and the seasonings to a simpler recipe that also suits the Japanese palate.Traditionally, xian dou jiang is served with fried bread to soak up the soup, but I used aburaage (thinly sliced fried tofu) instead.Be sure not to boil the soup Adjust the taste with the vinegar and boil to your desired consistency.It's also tasty drizzled with ra-yu (spicy sesame oil) Season lightly so that you can enjoy the subtle flavors of the ingredients. Recipe by Poron526

My beloved daughter loves this soy milk soup. It's nice with nanohana too!- Recipe by Ha-tannookkasan

I wanted to use chicken breast, which is high in protein and low in calories, with highly nutritious soy milk. When I made this soup with spice, it made me sweat since it improved my metabolism. This recipe, however, uses curry roux to make the flavor milder and the process simpler.As long as you use onion, ginger, and garlic as the base ingredient, you can use any vegetable to make the curry. Also feel free to use your choice of meat.The amount of roux depends on how much the soup reduces when simmered; adjust to your preference. If it tastes too plain, add more roux. If it's too strong, add more soy milk or water. Recipe by Yamase Rieko

I had some leftover soy milk so I made this. Adding miso also helped get rid of the distinct aroma of soy beans.Mind you don't over-boil it once you have added the soy milk. It can boil over suddenly, so watch out. Recipe by Chobikoro