Okara recipes
Okara is the insoluble pulp or soybean residue left behind after straining puréed, cooked soybeans to produce soy milk and tofu. Soy lees are extremely versatile and are rich in dietery fibre. Don't throw this valuable ingredient away! Check out my okara recipes for inspiration on how to cook with it.
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Vegan chicken balls with okara
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Use your leftover okara to make a burger, man!
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How to Make Vegan Fish with Okara
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Should I buy a tofu press? If it's Tofuture, then yes
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Pumpkin and Okara Ravioli
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Creamy Parmitalia Dressing
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How to dry okara
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Kongbiji Jjigae (Korean Okara Stew)
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Fishless Okara Cakes
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Vegan in Hiroshima, Osaka, and Takayama + Vegan Okonomiyaki Recipe
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Chana Dal Okara Cutlets
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Broccoli Pot Sticker Wrappers
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Food Network Friday Presents Aubergine and Sausage Stuffed Shells
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Another use for leftover okara: omelettes
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Italian Okara Meatless Meatballs
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Pomegranate Barbecue Okara Meatballs
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Mini Okara Vegetarian "Meatloaf" Recipe
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Milking the bean: the many faces of soy
