Nutrition-Packed Blender Recipes: 12 Classic Rice Paste and Soy Milk Combinations

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Versatile Breakfast Blends for the Family
Designed to simplify your morning routine, these recipes for rice paste and soy milk smoothies, crafted with a nutrition-extracting blender, offer a simple yet nutrient-rich start to the day. These aromatic and smooth delights are perfect accompaniments to any breakfast staple, ensuring your family enjoys a balanced and enjoyable meal.

Tags: Healthy, Breakfast, Blender

Ingredients

  • Millet: 10 grams
  • Soybeans: 40 grams
  • Rice: 20 grams
  • Water: 800 milliliters

Classic Plain Soy Milk

  • 40g soybeans
  • 20g rice
  • 10g millet
  • 800ml water

Oat Soy Milk

  • 40g soybeans
  • 30g oats
  • 3 pitted dates
  • 800ml water

Sweet Corn Juice

  • 150g sweet corn kernels
  • 20g rice
  • 20g millet
  • 800ml water

Peanut & Walnut Brew

  • 30g walnut kernels
  • 30g peanuts
  • 30g soybeans
  • 3 pitted dates
  • 500ml water

Korean Pumpkin Porridge

  • 200g sweet pumpkin
  • 60g glutinous rice
  • 400ml water
  • 200ml milk

Purple Sweet Potato Oat Milk

  • 60g purple sweet potato
  • 10g rice
  • 15g instant oats
  • 500ml water
  • 100ml milk

Red Bean Taro Milk

  • 40g red beans
  • 120g taro
  • 600ml water
  • 200ml milk
  • 20g rock sugar

Mung Bean Sand with Milk

  • 50g mung beans
  • 20g rice
  • 20g rock sugar
  • 400ml water
  • 200ml milk

Black Sesame Paste

  • 50g black sesame
  • 20g glutinous rice
  • 5 pitted dates
  • 500ml water

Imperial Peanut Curd

  • 80g peanuts
  • 40g glutinous rice
  • 3 pieces of rock sugar
  • 600ml water

Beauty-Preserving Yam Congee

  • 20g glutinous rice
  • 15g rice
  • 80g Chinese yam
  • 40g soybeans
  • 4 pieces of rock sugar
  • 800ml water

Apple & Red Rice Smoothie

  • 20g red beans
  • 20g red rice
  • 4 pitted dates
  • 1/2 an apple
  • 600ml water

Tips for a Smooth Start

  • Clean all ingredients thoroughly and place them in the blender. Select the setting for rice paste or soy milk.
  • For the recipes including milk and sugar, add these after the initial blend to avoid overflowing and burning.
  • To mitigate the natural bitterness of soybeans, soak them in hot water or blanch them before blending. This step significantly reduces any unpleasant aftertastes.

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