Ginger Soy Milk Recipe, Add Lemongrass and Pandan Leaves to Make It Fragrant


KOMPAS.com – Ginger not only pairs well with cow’s milk, but also soy milk. The distinctive taste of soybeans plus warming ginger makes this drink drinkable when it rains.

For this recipe, prepare ready-made soy milk. You can add rock sugar later or leave it plain. To make it more fragrant, add lemongrass and pandan leaves.

Reported from the book “Appetizing Warm Drink” by Kristiyani Puspitarti (2019) published by CV Kompetensi Terapan Sinergi Pustaka, here is the recipe and how to make ginger soy milk.

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Material:

  • 500 ml soy milk
  • 25 gr ginger (burned, bruised)
  • 2 stalks lemongrass (crushed)
  • 2 pandan leaves
  • 100 gr rock sugar
  1. Add soy milk, ginger, lemongrass and pandan leaves to the pan. Boil the mixture until it boils, then remove from heat.
  2. Add rock sugar to the pan, stir until the sugar dissolves.
  3. Pour the soy milk and ginger mixture into a serving glass, then serve while hot.

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