Dishes with soy - 8 cooking recipes
The cultivation of soybeans began in China about 3000 years ago, and we learned about it only in the 17th century from the traveler-researcher V. Poyarkov, but we really became interested only at the end of the 19th century.
- Lenten soy vegetarian dumplingsDelicious dumplings cannot be distinguished from real ones even by convinced meat eaters!
- 1 hr 30 mins
- 2 Servings
- 788 Kcal
- 34
- Pho soup with chickenUsed as food for quick recovery.
- 50 mins
- 12 Servings
- 186 Kcal
- 54
- Soy salad with tomatoesSalad with tomatoes and tofu is not only healthy, but also delicious!
- 15 mins
- 2 Servings
- 717 Kcal
- 23
- Soy Milk RecipeA simple recipe will save you money and delight you with taste!
- 15 mins
- 6 Servings
- 101 Kcal
- 35
- Cake with poppy seed and apple fillingThis original cake will delight lovers of exotic fruit!
- 1 hr 20 mins
- 12 Servings
- 234 Kcal
- 26
- Potato casserole with mushrooms, shrimp, cabbage and lean breadcrumbsShrimp dishes are always a winner! Try a new recipe
- 1 hr
- 14 Servings
- 151 Kcal
- 23
- Lenten diet pancakesA wonderful recipe for preparing your favorite dish during Lent.
- 2 hr 10 mins
- 4 Servings
- 1327 Kcal
- 107
- Soy meat for your loved oneA great alternative for vegetarians!
- 40 mins
- 2 Servings
- 680 Kcal
- 38
Dishes with soy
Soy deserves praise from vegetarians, fans of healthy eating, as well as food manufacturers for the fact that it can replace various animal and flour products (which significantly reduces the cost of goods). Despite such widespread distribution, not many people imagine what soybeans look like. Soybeans (also known as its seeds) are similar to regular beans, but in their original form they cannot be used for food. Soybeans are soaked for a long time and boiled for even longer (about a day). After such processing, they are absorbed by the body very well. Soybean dishes are high-protein foods, so they are a good substitute for animal products. The Chinese have come up with recipes with soy, turning it into soy meat, butter, cheese (Tofu), milk. Soybeans are also ground into flour and used to make healthy lean sauce and miso paste for the soup of the same name. There is debate about the benefits and harms of soybeans. On the one hand, soy protein does not increase cholesterol levels, which means it is excellent for the prevention of cardiovascular ailments and atherosclerosis. The fiber contained in soy will work to cleanse the intestines, remove harmful substances, as well as glucose, which is an absolute plus for diabetics, but questionable for others. Substances contained in soy can, in rare cases, disrupt the female hormonal system and cause breast cancer, provoke the loss of a child in pregnant women. Problems with the thyroid gland and allergies are also possible. But this is more likely to occur in those who eat too many soy products. However, if you are allergic to animal protein, soy will help you out! Recipes with soy products are almost similar to recipes with conventional products that have been replaced by soy. For example, the original recipe with Tofu cheese, very popular among the long-lived Japanese. Cut the boiled beets and cheese into equal pieces, mix and pour in soy mayonnaise. Cooking at home according to recipes from the east - bon appetit!