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Inspired by: Doujiang breakfast drink

  • All year

Warm Five-Grain Soy Milk (Wu Gu Doujiang)

Serves
4
Portion
250 ml
Time
Soak overnight · 30 min
Texture
Liquid, light body
Season
All year
Dosha
  • Vata
  • Pitta
  • Kapha

Pitta–Vata

Ingredients

What you need

Translate ingredients
Ingredients for 4 servings
DoneIngredientHousehold measureQuantity (4 servings)Café batch ×5
Soy milk (unsweetened)2½ cups (or 60 g soaked soybeans blended)600 ml3000 ml
Rice, white basmati (raw)1 tbsp15 g75 g
Millet (whole)1 tbsp15 g75 g
Oats, rolled / steel-cut2 tbsp15 g75 g
Sesame seeds (til)1 tbsp black10 g50 g
Moong, whole green1 tbsp, soaked15 g75 g
Water1⅔ cups400 ml2000 ml
Ginger, fresh1 slice3 g15 g
Jaggery (gur)1 tbsp15 g75 g

Method

How to cook it

  1. Step 1: Soak the grains and mung overnight.

  2. Step 2: Blend with water and sesame; simmer 15 minutes, stirring, with ginger.

  3. Step 3: Add soy milk; heat through (soy milk must always be fully boiled if homemade); sweeten.

  4. Step 4: Strain if a smooth drink is preferred.

Nutrition

Per serving, estimated

164kcal
Energy
7.5g
Protein
4.4g
Fat
23.2g
Carbohydrate
2.6g
Fibre
0g
Salt

Low salt · 0 g per serving (low <1 g; moderate 1–1.8 g; high >1.8 g) · Salt guide

Where the energy comes from

Protein and carbohydrate × 4 kcal/g, fat × 9 kcal/g

Estimated from IFCT 2017 / USDA composition tables; not for clinical use.

How we made it Ayurvedic

  • FromSweetened cold soy milk
    →
    Towarm grain soy milk

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