How to make tofu (Nigerian Wara) from scratch at home using just lemon, soya beans and water! VEGAN

[@patiencechiegeonu6534]

Amazing health insights. God bless you for sharing sir.

[@lateefmohammed5372]

Sister, you are really amazing. Your explanation is brief and clear. Thanks to the African connection. I will be looking forward for another episode from you ma.

[@SF-ey7fi]

This looks easy,thanks to you! I’ve never tried eating it because I fear I may not like it. Especially seeing it on those street hawkers,doesn’t look appealing! Btw,have you seen the way some people make it in ilorin kwara state? I think yours is the best way. Please,do share other recipes. 💞

[@ayindeadesola28]

How many cup did you blend and lemon used. Thanks to your mom

[@TheAnnirocks]

Yummmm, so cool! I’ve never heard anyone call it wara.

[@Aishcream]

Yeah some people call it awara. I had never heard of that one before

[@TheAnnirocks]

Aishcream loll yess I know awara. But I guess we all learn something new everyday!!

[@GardenDaddyK]

You salivating while describing how it'd taste is so cute- 😂

[@benjaminsampson621]

Good content.....Please is that soya beans or the normal white beans in Nigeria?

[@Aishcream]

Thank you. It is soya beans 😊

[@preciousfiadzo3981]

Loved the tutorial,u did great👍🏾

[@iromidayoakindeju-vs5hw]

What do you do with the leftovers in the cloth?

[@chinaechetam]

I’m making this today for the first time ... 😊

[@Aishcream]

Hope it turned out well? 👀

[@chinaechetam]

@@Aishcream yeah , it turned out fine

[@justine-mariesenchim7652]

Thank you. Please what spices do you use?

[@OlaoyeAnike]

Well done ma but please can will used lime orange instead of lemon

[@Aishcream]

Yes you can, it just needs to be something acidic 👍🏾

[@chillchill208]

Thank u!!urs is the best!

[@Aishcream]

Aww thank you. That's so kind of you 😁

[@getluckywithshelly6496]

watching this from tanzania😌

[@thegoodman5822]

Thanks madam

[@hauwaliman5090]

I tried it w/ black eyed peas

[@Aishcream]

Oh interesting did that work?

[@hauwaliman5090]

@@Aishcream nah it didn't

[@hauwaliman5090]

yk after u get the milk.. So basically what I did was the "dough" I flavoured it. Turned it to tiny balls and fried it. It wasn't awara idk.... But it was 'chef kiss'

[@ololadeoluwagbemisola284]

Sorry please,when will i put salt,pepper nd onions,i mean what stage can i put that,thanks

[@Aishcream]

Depends on how you want to do it. So one way is to finish making the tofu and cut into chunks and then put it in a pot, add your onions, seasoning and water and allow to infuse into the tofu. Hope this makes sense 🙂

[@jamesjon1500]

Wonder what you did with the chaff after squeezing out the milk

[@Aishcream]

I didn't do anything with it.

[@hauwamohammed8810]

Where did you get the large cloth from?

[@Aishcream]

From a fabric shop where they cut the material for you so you can get as big as you want. I think I asked for 1 metre by 1 metre

[@akinesq]

How is this Wara...

[@kudiratabiola47]

Am I to pill the back of the soya beans?

[@Aishcream]

Yeah you need to peel it

[@surayyaabubakar7566]

Wow I like it 😋

[@couplesworld9650]

Hi can i use vinegar instead?

[@Aishcream]

Hey I have never tried it but I have been told you can basically use anything acidic co yes vinegar should work

[@tiama_rii]

Mine didn't coagulate 😫 what can I do please?

[@Aishcream]

You most likely need to use more lemon or vinegar

[@nkwanganghedrine105]

How can u remove the lemon taste from the made tofu

[@Aishcream]

If you can taste it you might have put too much in as I can’t taste the lemon when I make it

[@maryokumagba2039]

You can dilute the lemon with water before mixing.

[@chizzygold2]

Can I use lime instead

[@Aishcream]

Yes I heard that you can use lime yes 🙂

[@chizzygold2]

Thank you

[@siduarah3911]

Can't you just press the sides or squeeze the sides of the cheese cloth to remove the milk

[@ayotundeitayemi]

Apologies but this is not waara. Waara is made from milk. 😊

[@toluasaolu]

It is also wara. They call it wara soya to differentiate it from cheese. You may not know it as wara but that does not mean it is not called that

[@esthermakama2722]

Can I use powdered soya instead

[@Aishcream]

You probably can but I've never tried it before. Over on my Instagram though I shared a recipe that I used that required shop bought soya milk. Saves so much time. Feel free to check that out. 😊

[@jenradeaminat4648]

Yea...I just did

[@anniejiang5683]

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