Soybean Community

soybean milk

This is the milk that I like the most if I have to buy it or stock it in the refrigerator😍🤤🤤

Let the Season Begin!

Off prepping seed beds ahead of soybean planting. Putting the old iron to work. And yes, that is a flame coming from the exhaust.

If someone wanna try some northeastern food here are some recommendations

In Assam Assamese Thali (Non-Veg): A must-try! Includes rice, dal, pitika (mashed vegetables with mustard oil), fish curry (Tenga), chicken, or pork cooked in traditional Assamese style. Masor Tenga: A tangy fish curry made with tomatoes, lime, or thekera (sour fruit). Perfect for the Assamese… read more

Tempe (Fermented Soybean)

I like to do diy food. And this is a picture of me making Tempe, a traditional food from my country 😋

Sunday cooking 👩‍🍳

Finished😊 Prawn and tofu with spicy sauce😋 I just added some tofu, garlic, onion, chili sauce, tomato sauce and sliced red chili🔥 Vegie: mustard green Dipping sauce: birds'eye chili with soybean sauce Happy lunchie!😃

What is your comfort foods? 🍲👩‍🍳

Even simple chicken soup with veggies, mushroom & soybean curd like this remind me of my home 🥺

Time to eat after cooking by myself

It's called "Ikan Sardin Masak Taucu" @ Fried Sardines with Fermented soybean sauce. Best partner up with slices of cucumber and Sambal Belacan. Of course as Asian, need rice

Tauco Udang & Tahu (Shrimp & Tofu In Fermented Soybean Paste Sauce)

Curried Soybean and Tofu with Teriyaki Chicken and Rice (homebrewed Horchata)

Giant Gourami Cooked In Tauco

Tauco is fermented soybean paste btw, in Indonesia we used tauco in various dishes. This dish is so tasty.

Fermented Soybean, usually made from okara or press cake. It maybe doesn't look really good. But when you make it as fritters, it tastes so crunchy and delicious

Soybean Ford car

The Ford soybean car of 1941 was so named because its body panels were said to be constructed from a soy-based plastic created in Ford's soybean laboratory at Greenfield Village in Dearborn. (The building still exists. It's the gray frame structure on your left as you pass through the Village front… read more