Stir Fried Tofu and Bacon with Butter and Soy Sauce

This is a very simple recipe that I learned from a friend. It's very friendly to the budget, tastes good with rice and very easy to prepare. You may add pork into the recipe. It will taste better with pork.

This is a favorite recipe from my mother. Recipe by Nanaiku

Tofu contains a lot of water, so extract the water from tofu well and it's also better to make this dish just before eating. A little bit salt and pepper go well with this dish. You can put in any vegetables you like.

Japanese style stir-fry with gravy (It's called "An-kake, pronounced "kakay"). Made with whatever I found in the fridge. You can use any vegetable or meat for this dish. I used home-made bacon to add flavor, but you can omit it if you are vegetarian. I would have added mushrooms if I had them. The gravy (An) is usually made with potato starch as a thickener, but you can use corn starch (or corn flour) if you don't have it. By the way, "kake" means to "pour over" so an-kake is a dish with gravy on it.

I adapted a dish I had once at an izakaya gastropub!I had a tofu steak that was so delicious and easy, that I copied her method for frying the tofu!You can use normal soy sauce, but if you use light soy sauce, the dish won't darken as much. It's best to drain the excess water from the tofu beforehand. For 4 servings. Recipe by minarin

I love tofu.Silken tofu is smooth and refreshing!!Try not to cause the tofu to fall apart when you are straining it.If the sauce is too thick, adjust with water.. Recipe by nobirin

I absolutely hate using a lot of oil.I use little amounts as possible, even for making tempura and deep fry dishes.Try not to touch the tofu too much while you're cooking! It'll become all mushy.By the way, if you just grill the tofu and drizzle on hot mentsuyu (diluted with water), it becomes the regular? agedashi tofu! Try it with grated daikon radish and ginger on the side. Recipe by Tenmu chan mama

Last time, I made this dish with minced pork, so here is the sliced pork version. The minced pork was also delicious, so I made this dish with sliced pork this time.No tips in particular, but once you add the sake in Step 3, turn the heat to high to burn off the alcohol.After serving, you can also add butter, which makes it delicious.The photo is a side dish for a packed lunch. Recipe by Tenisubo-i

This is a delicious and healthy but cheap dish, very simple to serve every day with rice or other ways as desired.(contributed by Huong Loi)

I usually have watercress in a soup with pork ribs, but now I'm going to stir fry it without oil, but using the bacon fat instead.

This is very easy and will be a good side dish. And you can use this sauce for another dishes - for fried chicken, fried pork, fried tofu, salad... Adjust the sweetness and saltness to your taste.

I wanted to make something healthy and tasty for my kids' lunch today. We ran out of rice, so I improvised by making a filling meal with tofu and veggies.

I often use tofu for cooking and enjoy the versatility of it.Pat dry the tofu very carefully before coating it with katakuriko. The thin coat absorbs salt well. Recipe by Sanipan

I tried adding flavorful mushrooms to my usual agedashi tofu sauce.Deep fry the tofu as soon as you've coated it with katakuriko. I fry the tofu in a smallish frying pan that comes up to half the height of the tofu. Silken tofu falls apart easily, so turn the pieces over very carefully. For 2 servings. Recipe by FarmersK

I wanted to eat asparagus, but my idea is just to cook with bacon, so in order to increase the volume, I added bean sprouts.It takes about 1 minute to boil the asparagus. (Remove the hard part, and peel the bottom of skin, then boil in salted water.) Adjust the amount of soy sauce to taste. For 3 to 4 servings. Recipe by Purin

I had a ton of shiso leaves around, so I wanted to use them up!You can add butter at the start too.You can put in as much shiso as you like. The version in the photo has 30 shiso leaves in the stir-fry plus more for garnish, and I wanted to add even more!To be honest, it tastes good even without the pork. Recipe by guemi

I used to make this with firm tofu, but then I started thinking that using atsuage would be easier.Since you don't need to drain the tofu or coat it with katakuriko, this method is so much more fun!Make sure you strain the grated daikon radish well so that the sauce doesn't become too diluted. Recipe by Hokkori-no

Crunch cabbage with bacon is a popular dish in my house. It's easy to cook and a great match for white rice.*Welcome to visit "Note-a-licious" blog!https://note-a-licious.blogspot.com/FB: https://www.facebook.com/Note.a.liciousTip* If you like very spicy food, you can add hot pepper in during step 2.The taste will be spicier.

Today, I will share with you the secret of making the tofu crispy outside and soft inside. I will also show you how to make the garlicky soy sauce and chili sweet and sour sauce to enjoy the crispy fried tofu with.

Just want to make something different but still tasty, it is very simple but a bit fat bcause tofu and fish cake need to fry first.#mycookbook

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I made a side dish with the ingredients I used for "Japanese-style Spaghetti with King Oyster Mushrooms and Bacon".Be careful not to over-fry. Recipe by Hokkori-no

The best way to get a meateater who's never tried tofu to hate it is to serve it as a meat substitute.Because there is no way a brick of soybean curd is ever going to take the place of a juicy steak, or a meaty pork chop, or even a piece of chicken breast. Well, maybe a chicken breast... specially if it's the boneless, skinless kind...But anyways, you don't hate tofu. What you hate is tofu that's served as meat. What you hate is tofu fashioned into *burger* patties. What you hate is when people tell you to just sprinkle some Bacos on tofu and it'll taste just like bacon.You like tofu. You know why? Because firstly, tofu tastes like tofu - mildly nutty and yes, wildly adaptable, but not as a substitute for meat. And when you prepare tofu to complement its flavor rather than mask it, you don't have the undesired effect of finding out that it really doesn't taste just like whatever you sprinkled on it. Secondly, because it is such a simple and elegant food, it takes well to simple, easy, and elegant preparations. :)

An acquaintance taught me this, it's now a staple at our house.Adjust the salt according to the saltiness of the bacon. Recipe by Souryokucha

I always make asparagus with butter and soy sauce, but wanted to add something a little more... so, I tried adding some Balsamic vinegar.-The key is the balsamic vinegar.-Turn the heat off as soon as you have added the soy sauce and Balsamic vinegar. Recipe by Suzupiyo

I learned this recipe from my mother when I moved out of the house and wanted to remember the flavors of home.No hints in particular. Please adjust the flavors to your taste. You can make this with silken tofu, but it may become rather watery; If you're concerned about it becoming watery, you could use defrosted tofu, which eliminating the excess water easily and change the texture too. It's up to you! For 2 servings. Recipe by si-tan

I wanted to eat pasta with slices of Japanese leek. The way I've cooked them here really brings out their natural sweetness.Try to char your leek slices just a bit to highlight their sweetness. Recipe by Karin

This is a recipe for a delicious way of eating up lots of shirataki noodles.Please add the butter at the end to maximize the flavor of the ingredients. Blanching shirataki noodles will remove their characteristic smell. Recipe by EnjoyKitchen

I got a bit bored with the fried asparagus and bacon dish I always make, so I added an egg for a bit of colour and variety. It turned out nicely.Mind you don't over-boil the asparagus when you are parboiling it. For 2 to 3 servings. Recipe by Orenjiringu