Red dates and multigrain soy milk
Overview
The ancients said: If a woman eats three dates a day, she will not look old throughout her life. It is recorded in the Chinese herbal medicine book "Ben Jing" that red dates are sweet in taste and warm in nature, and have the functions of replenishing the spleen and stomach meridian, nourishing the blood and calming the nerves, and easing the medicinal properties. Modern pharmacological research has found that red dates can increase the oxygen content in the blood and nourish cells throughout the body. It is a tonic with mild medicinal effects. Therefore, red dates are mostly eaten at home, either eaten directly, cooked, or stewed with red beans and peanuts. Because the old-fashioned soymilk machine at home did not have the function of grain-soymilk, it was the first time that I put red dates into soymilk. The soymilk tastes faintly sweet from red dates~~~
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Ingredients
Steps
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Weigh the ingredients beforehand
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Put it into a soy milk bucket and soak it in water for about 8 hours
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After washing, remove the red date core and cut into small pieces
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Put together with soaked soybeans, etc.
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Pour into the soy milk machine and add appropriate amount of water
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Close the lid and press the grain and soy milk
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Wait until you hear the music, unplug the power and lift up the upper cover
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Pour into the soy milk cup and filter out the bean dregs
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The nutritious and delicious red dates, multigrain and soy milk is really delicious when paired with a piece of duck fat biscuits