the process of turning soymilk into tofu by adding nigari (magnesium chloride) or calcium sulfate. it is also achieved on a
home scale by adding an
acid such as vinegar or lemon
juice to create a substitute for buttermilk in recipes.
and finally, it unintentionally happens when adding
cold soymilk to hot coffee, which creates curdles and little tofu-y bits. (this can be avoided by putting the soymilk in the bottom of the mug and slowly adding the coffee to
cook/acidify the soymilk slowly, which creates far smaller particles of tofu.)
see also tofuify
origination:
tofuify first appeared at vegsource by alextree August 29, 2002
tofuification first appeared in a post at livejournal's vegancooking community by postpunkjustin 2007-06-
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your soymilk
must first go through the tofuification process prior to adding the rest of your
liquid ingredients.
after all liquids are combined, you
may add the dry ingredients and incorporate.