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Soya bean

Glycine max

Appears in
The New Vegetarian

By Colin Spencer

Published 1986

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Soya beans

Miso (soya bean paste)

Soya bean curd sheet

Soya grits

Soya flour

Tofu (soya bean curd)

Fermented soya beans

In the Far East soya beans have been regarded as the ‘meat of the earth’ for thousands of years. They are amazingly versatile, yielding many food products, and are unique among beans in containing the eight essential amino acids, thus providing complete protein. The beans themselves can be yellow or black, and are available whole, dried and fermented. They can be cooked in stews, but are probably best known for their by-products, which include soy sauce, tofu (bean curd), miso (fermented bean paste), tempeh (fermented bean cake), soya grits, soya flakes, dried bean curd sheets and textured vegetable protein (TVP).

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