Sweet and Spicy Tofu with Grated Onion

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I love tofu, so I made this.

Swapping out the tofu for atsu-age,wiping off the grease, and then simmering it in the ★ mixture is also quite tasty.
Please feel free to use chopped green onions or nori as a topping if you like.
You can also put it on top of rice and eat it as a donburi. Recipe by tiormoon

Sweet and Spicy Tofu with Grated Onion

I love tofu, so I made this.

Swapping out the tofu for atsu-age,wiping off the grease, and then simmering it in the ★ mixture is also quite tasty.
Please feel free to use chopped green onions or nori as a topping if you like.
You can also put it on top of rice and eat it as a donburi. Recipe by tiormoon

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Ingredients

2 servings
  1. 1 blockFirm tofu
  2. 1Katakuriko (cake flour would be OK)
  3. 1Sesame oil
  4. 1/4★Onion (grated)
  5. 1knob ★Ginger (grated)
  6. 3 tbsp★Sake
  7. 3 tbsp★Soy sauce
  8. 3 tbsp★Mirin
  9. 2 tbsp★Water
  10. 2 tsp★Beet sugar

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Press down on the tofu and thoroughly drain the water. Cut into whatever sizes you like, and coat with the katakuriko.

  2. 2

    Heat up some sesame oil in a frying pan, and cook the tofu on both sides until they are golden brown. Stir in the mixed ★ ingredients and simmer over medium heat.

  3. 3

    Flip the tofu over once the mixture has reduced to half. Once it has reduced further so that it is thick, the dish is ready to serve.

  4. 4

    Soboro version: Break up the drained tofu by hand into a frying pan, and mash it up with a spatula as you cook it to evaporate the excess moisture.

  5. 5

    Stir in the ★, reduce it again, and then put it on top of a bowl of rice. You now have a soboro don.

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