>The okara could indeed be used in animal feed. You could also combine it in
>dishes. Or favorite is okara pancakes (makes really light, fluffy pancakes):
>
>1 1/4 cups whole wheat flour
>1Tblsp baking powder
>1tsp salt
>1 1/3 cups soy milk
>1/4 cup oil
>2 Tblsp sorghum or honey
>1/2 tsp vanilla extract
>3 eggs
>3/4 cup okara (lightly packed)
>Mix dry ingredients thoroughly. Mix wet ingredients separately. Combine. You
>know how to do the rest, probably.
>
>"The Book of Tofu" by Shurtleff & Aoyagi has more recipes and a whole lot of
>tofu lore and history.
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