It's all OKara

»Okara« is the term for the product left over from the pressing process in the production of soy milk and tofu. Every kilogram of tofu results in a kilogram of okara, which contains valuable nutrients and is perfectly suited for human consumption. All too often, however, okara is still treated as waste.
With the right preparation, however, okara can satisfy even the most refined palates, as former Culinary Olympics winner Bruno Wüthrich demonstrates with his eclectic gourmet menus.
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The author is a trained chef who has worked in many different gourmet restaurants, including a position as the Chef de Cuisine in the »Schultheissenstube« of the Hotel Schweizerhof in Bern (17 GM points). He has acquired much of his expertise in various restaurants in Paris, Tokyo and Moscow. He has worked as a teacher and technical instructor at the Hotel & Gastro Formation Bern, where his job involved training chefs and restaurant managers. As a member of the Swiss culinary art team, of the »Cercle des Chefs de Cuisine Berne«, he has received countless awards, including a gold medal at the Culinary Olympics in Erfurt, Germany. In 2013, his restaurant in Spiez Castle was presented with the »Thunersee Stern« award as restaurant of the year.