Super Melty Soy Milk Pudding

I wanted to make steamed pudding that wasn't made with gelatin and used soy milk. You don't have to put caramel sauce under the pudding, which makes an even easier recipe. For those of you that don't have brown sugar syrup, you can substitute honey+Kinako soy flour or Adzuki beans+green tea, maple syrup, grated ginger+honey etc. Enjoy it in different ways.
You should strain the pudding. As a lazy person, I use a miso dissolving net to strain it directly into the containers. If you over-whip the egg, then use a lighter to burn bubbles on the surface, then steam the pudding, it'll become smooth and blemish-free. Covering with plastic wrap prevents condensation from falling into it. As for covering the pot with a tea towel, I didn't do it before, but it was too noisy when it began to boil. Recipe by Earl-Grey
Super Melty Soy Milk Pudding
I wanted to make steamed pudding that wasn't made with gelatin and used soy milk. You don't have to put caramel sauce under the pudding, which makes an even easier recipe. For those of you that don't have brown sugar syrup, you can substitute honey+Kinako soy flour or Adzuki beans+green tea, maple syrup, grated ginger+honey etc. Enjoy it in different ways.
You should strain the pudding. As a lazy person, I use a miso dissolving net to strain it directly into the containers. If you over-whip the egg, then use a lighter to burn bubbles on the surface, then steam the pudding, it'll become smooth and blemish-free. Covering with plastic wrap prevents condensation from falling into it. As for covering the pot with a tea towel, I didn't do it before, but it was too noisy when it began to boil. Recipe by Earl-Grey
Steps
- 1
Add sugar and eggs to a bowl, and whisk with an egg beater while scraping around the edges of the bowl. It will form bubbles and become a pain later if you whip it to where bubbles form.
- 2
Add soy milk (ok cold), and dissolve the sugar well. Strain in a sieve, and pour into any container (make sure it's heatproof) to about 70% full. Cover each tightly with plastic wrap.
- 3
Spread out a tea towel in a pot, line up the pudding containers, and pour about 1.5 cm of water into the pot. Please use cold water. This time I put it into a 20cm deep glass pot, and used 500ml of water.
- 4
Cover with a lid and turn on the heat. I use an IH induction cooker at home. I set it to level 5 and start cooking it on a strong 4 setting on the IH induction cooker. Once the water begins to boil in 3~4 minutes, listen closely, and check to see if it is lightly boiling. Listen to the sound and watch the temperature for those of you cooking directly on heat.
- 5
Lower the heat heat (I use level 2 in my IH induction cooker), and steam for 4 minutes. Turn off the heat, and let sit for 10~15 minutes without removing the lid. It is done~ . This is a smooth pudding with absolutely no imperfections. Chill and enjoy.
- 6
I figured it would definitely go together, so I topped this with "kanaism's" brown sugar syrup! It was dead-on! The refreshing light brown syrup pulls out the flavor of the soy milk.
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