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Thursday, August 30, 2012

Easy Soya Beancurd Pudding

My very first soya beancurd pudding (tau huay), a famous smooth pudding like Asian delicacy
Taste wise, really delicious
Texture wise, I would prefer this to be a little firmer. I couldn't unmould them
The next time I will add a bit more agar agar powder






Recipe is from Angel's site

What you need:

1 litre sweetened soya milk (I used Yeo's)
1/2 tsp + 1/3 tsp agar agar powder (I will increase the amount a little bit more the next time I make, to compare the texture)
  1. Dissolve agar agar powder in 1 cup of soya milk. Pour remaining soya milk in a saucepan and heat up over low heat
  2. When slightly hot, add soya and agar agar mixture, cook over low heat, stir from time to time til very gentle boil (only see bubbles at the edge of the saucepan) and continue to simmer over to low heat for 1 minute
  3. Remove from heat
  4. Pour gently over the back of a tablespoon to avoid air bubbles
  5. Scoop away bubbles on top - if any
  6. Cool to room temperature and refrigerate til set, minimum 4 hours, overnight is the best

This post today is dedicated to an event created by Alan from travellingfoodies in Facebook, "Make and Eat Tau Huay Day - 30th August 2012"
There's a story behind the event, which is related to "Diner en Blanc", an annual event originated from Paris and Singapore is the first Asian host this year
The event is scheduled today
There's a big hooha about the whole event, you may read it HERE
I'm glad I can join in the event, to support our local treats

So, let's enjoy our tau huay today! :)

9 comments:

  1. Alice, thanks for trying out the recipe. Ya this is wobbly type of soya beancurd pudding. Feel free to increase the agar-agar powder. I notice different brand of soya milk firmness will differ a little bit.

    U can also cook thre soya milk with pandan leaves which I usually do.

    Happy eating tau kuay !

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    1. thanks Angel for the recipe, taste delicious, will try again :)

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  2. Very nice photos and the soya beancurd pudding looks smooth. yum, yum...

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    1. hi Chris, thks :)
      its really smooth indeed :)

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  3. hi alice, oh, i eat mine straight from the bowl. i also wish mine that tried with gelatine turns out firmer :)

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    1. hi Lena, yes, i will try other recipes and see which one has the perfect texture i like :)

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  4. hi, it looks so yummy.
    im searching for beancurd pudding recipe and i found your recipe (thanks!). and i found others recipe too that adding coffee mate. what do you think?

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    1. hello... coffee mate, creamer? I guess for that u need to add water to the same amount, 1L used, not too sure about the taste, though... :)

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  5. I cooked it at home once, it was not good. But I will try your recipe. I hope I will make good this time.

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