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Unique Uses for Soy

On the surface the soybean is quite simple – just a little bean like any other, right? But dive a bit deeper and you’ll find a nutrient packed, immensely versatile food loved all across the world. Beyond edamame and firm tofu, however, so many of the countless forms of soy appreciated around the world haven’t made it to U.S. kitchens.

In this class we’ll explore some of those lesser known forms of soybean to us but loved internationally, learning some new techniques and recipes along the way we can take home and deepen our appreciation of many uses of soybeans.

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Instructor: Joseph Goldman Joseph Goldman a current dietitian, former trained neuroscientist, professional baker who is deeply fascinated by the intersection of food and science. He is a recent graduate from OSU’s Masters in Dietetics and Nutrition Program and now aims to apply these interests as a registered dietitian, combining practical culinary experience with medically relevant guidelines. He loves infusing culinary instruction with the foundational science of atoms, proteins, and chemical reactions, whether with you in a formal class or with friends hanging out on the weekends.

This class is sponsored by