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Whole Wheat Okara Bread Recipe (sourdough and/or yeast)



I’ve been making my own tofu lately (see that video here and Okara, the leftover pulp from making soy milk for tofu, is an amazing food ingredient I cannot bear to waste! This video demonstrates a simple whole wheat bread recipe that uses one batch of okara from my regular home tofu making process. This recipe uses a sourdough starter, along with commercial yeast, however it can be made with sourdough or yeast exclusively.

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  1. Need extra support and inspiration with your whole grain sourdough baking or home milling? Come and join the Elly’s Everyday member community! 🌾 (it’s lots of fun) https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ellyseveryday/membership

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  2. Thank you for telling us the volume of dried soy beans you started with! Our soy milk maker uses one half to 3 quarters cup of dried soy beans. So I can use my math super power and make this bread.

  3. I am looking for ways to use up okara, so I came across your recipe and it sounds and looks quite promising to say the least. Thanks for sharing!
    Just to be sure and get it right: the okara you use here is a raw one (squeezed out before cooking the soymilk, like you did for your video), am I right?

  4. I'm curious (and I am not eager to buy new ingredients to be honest) did you try to make a "regular" sourdough bread with the okara (without the psyllium husk)? How did it turn out?
    Also: how does the okara change the taste and consistency of the bread?
    Thank you for this video and the one on making tofu. Lately I have been wanting to try making homemade soy milk but I was unsure on how to use the okara

  5. Thank you for this. I make soymilk about 4-5 times/week and am always looking for ways to use okara. I regularly use okara to make my vegan cheeses, granola, brownies, granola bars, dog biscuits, vegan burgers, vegan sausages, and I also add okara to soups and chilis. Now I'll try your bread recipe next.

  6. Great timing! I just started making soy milk at home. Lots of okara here! The yeast you added….is that the same as instant yeast? New baker here…☺️

    Been enjoying your videos and advice! Thank you for all your sharing. I picked up a Mockmill and am looking forward to using it. Do you clean between each different flour type??? Ex….run rice through it?

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