Peanut tofu curd
Overview
After making ordinary soybean curd, I wanted to try making it with other beans to see how it tastes. It happened that my husband and sister gave me some home-grown peanuts. I made it once according to the proportion of soybeans a few years ago without success. The resulting peanut tofu had solidification points but was very thin, and the protein coagulation was not as good as that of soybeans. So I decided to give it a try. This time, the amount of peanuts was increased a bit and it was pretty good, so I made it into peanut tofu! If you like peanut flavor, you can try it. It has a strong peanut flavor and is particularly fragrant
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Ingredients
Steps
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grams of raw peanuts were soaked overnight and weighed out to 434 grams
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Add 1500 grams of water and beat into paste twice
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Filter out the peanut residue
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Put on fire and bring to a boil
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Break the foam
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There is still a lot of foam
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Cook over medium heat for 5 minutes
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Turn off the heat and let it sit for 5 minutes to scoop out the outer layer of skin
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Dissolve two packets of internal fat with cold water
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Pour the internal fat water into the pot first, then pour in the cooked peanut soy milk from a height of 30 or 40 cm
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Cover the pot and let it sit for 20 minutes. Use a spoon to skim out a layer of water on the surface, and underneath is the peanut tofu curd
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Stir-fry some stewed soup and pour it over and you’re ready to eat
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Rich aroma of peanut tofu curd