Egg Tofu with Soy Milk In a Bowl

I wanted to create a egg tofu dish that had a firmness between chawan-mushi and tofu.
Instead of dashi stock, I used soy milk to create a subtle flavour and make the egg tofu more nutritious.
Cover the bowl with cling film before you place it in a steamer. This will ensure smooth egg tofu without small bubbles inside. Set the top surface of the egg tofu by steaming over a high heat, then reduce to low heat to slowly steam the inside. Adjust the amount of the dashi stock granules to taste. Pour over as much Japanese-style ginger an sauce as you like. This sauce might be too sweet for you, so adjust the seasoning to taste. Use a big bowl to make the egg tofu in one go, then spoon it into individual serving dishes. Recipe by yoppy123456789
Egg Tofu with Soy Milk In a Bowl
I wanted to create a egg tofu dish that had a firmness between chawan-mushi and tofu.
Instead of dashi stock, I used soy milk to create a subtle flavour and make the egg tofu more nutritious.
Cover the bowl with cling film before you place it in a steamer. This will ensure smooth egg tofu without small bubbles inside. Set the top surface of the egg tofu by steaming over a high heat, then reduce to low heat to slowly steam the inside. Adjust the amount of the dashi stock granules to taste. Pour over as much Japanese-style ginger an sauce as you like. This sauce might be too sweet for you, so adjust the seasoning to taste. Use a big bowl to make the egg tofu in one go, then spoon it into individual serving dishes. Recipe by yoppy123456789
Steps
- 1
Put the eggs and ● ingredients into a bowl. Mix them all together (try not to make bubbles).
- 2
Strain the egg mixture into a deepish bowl. Cover with cling film.
- 3
Bring water in a steamer to the boil. Place the bowl into the steamer (be careful as it is hot) and steam for 3 minutes over a high heat. Reduce the heat to low and steam for further 12-15 minutes.
- 4
[Make the an sauce] Put all ■ ingredients into a small saucepan. Bring to boil over low heat and thicken with the katakuriko dissolved in water. Turn the heat off.
- 5
Remove the bowl from the steamer (be careful as it is hot) and transfer the egg tofu to a serving dish. You can eat as it is, but it is nice served with the Japanse-style an sauce over it and sprinkled with chopped green onions.
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