Deep Fried Tofu With Shirasu Batter

I wanted to try a unique tofu recipe, so I tried making this. Once drained, the tofu crumbles easily, and it becomes very hot after frying, so handle it carefully.Step 3 - While the tofu needs to be drained, you don't need to wipe the excess water from the surface. Make sure to sprinkle plenty of katakuriko on the tofu, but don't sprinkle so much that it becomes bulky.Step 5 - Garnished with green onions or grated daikon radish gives this a refreshing touch. I also recommend trying it with different sauces. Recipe by Kogekogepan

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

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

Today, I’m sharing the panko crispy fried tofu. I will also show you how to make the salt and pepper powder that does very well with the fried tofu. The panko layer makes the tofu super crunchy and crispy on the outside but the inside is still soft and warm. The panko crispy fried tofu tastes delicious when you dip it in the homemade salt and pepper powder.

I love atsuage, but store bought ones are really oily. Then I remembered that my mother used to deep-fry tofu by herself to make atsuage, but I wanted to make it a little bit lighter, so I tried making it by pan-frying.If you don't drain the excess water from the tofu well or if you move it before it's well cooked, you'll end up with a mess! In that case, just crumble it and eat with soy sauce. Recipe by Naoluna

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

Deep-frying tofu is too much work, so I shallow-fried the tofu. I made it because I wanted to recreate a dish I used to have at a Japanese pub.It's a shame that I didn't have 'momiji oroshi' (spicy grated daikon radish) this time.You only need to fry the top and bottom of the tofu pieces at Step 3. You don't have to fry the sides.It's also delicious with 'momiji oroshi' (spicy grated daikon radish).I recommend eating this with cooked soba noodles. They're pretty tasty together. For 2 servings. Recipe by Karupinetto

After frying, the firm tofu got a great texture which taste like meat. Keto friendly and vegan friendly.

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 made this when I was dieting and wanted to eat something rich. It was a big hit with my family, too!Take care that the tofu don't stick together when frying. Recipe by ASAASAKI

I wanted to enjoy the taste of izakaya cooking at home. I made this recipe rather elegant.How to reduce the amount of oil splatter:-Wipe the moisture off the eggplant and shishito peppers very well.-Coat the tofu thoroughly with katakuriko potato starch flour.Small eggplants are easier to eat.You can use asparagus or bell peppers instead of the shishito peppers. Shiitake mushrooms were delicious too. For 4 servings. Recipe by 1630412

Easy vegan Japanese food using Boiled deep-fried tofu

This is a killer recipe, which makes my husband (dislike of tofu) eat tofu, and even request for another. Grated daikon radish is the key to make this dish more fascinating.

When I was a child, I recall a recipe called "tofu snack" (maybe?) in a cookbook. It was made by deep frying a mixture of tofu, tuna, parsley, and consomme, then serving it with ketchup and mustard (at that time, I couldn't make it properly). Relying on my memory, although it turned into something different, I succeeded in making a tasty dish.For the Japanese-style sauce, I recommend ponzu or men-tsuyu (Japanese noodle dipping sauce). It's also good coated with grated daikon radish. For the western-style verision, I recommend a simple twist of lemon, or ketchup and mustard. To produce a fluffier result, try adding a bit of flour. Recipe by sorafish

Using mentsuyu makes this easy to make.When frying the tofu on the frying pan, doing so over high heat will make it nice and crispy (be careful though, as the oil will spit). If you can't find katakuriko (or potato starch flour) in a store near you, you can try using some cornstarch instead. Recipe by Nacchi sencho.

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.

Deep fried tofu is one of my favorite snacks. Add these in boiling water and seasoning, and the soup is ready.#soup #tofu #meatballs #fishballs #Asianfood #dinner

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I made this using leftover vegetables in my fridge!Cook the bean sprouts to your liking. Recipe by bvivid

Easy to prepare and cook for an appetizer.

I ate a dish similar to this at one of my favorite cafés, figured it would be easy to make at home, and tried to figure out how to do it without frying. This recipe might not exactly resemble minced katsu, but that's the name that the cafe used, so I used the name as-is.About 1 teaspoon of olive oil should be sufficient depending on the size of the pan used in step 5, but I want to make these crunchy all over, so I always use 1~2 tablespoons. Recipe by milestone

I made this from what I had in my refrigerator. It was so good I thought I would share the recipe.The sandwich is delicious as is, but you can add ponzu or gelée sauce to it as you like for a different flavour.Instead of bacon, try ham or wiener sausages. You can use different ingredients.You can use melting sliced cheese instead of shredded cheese if you prefer. Recipe by EnjoyKitchen.

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

This recipe is adapted from from Pan Fried Pork With Ginger Miso, using the sauce. Ginger miso sauce marries well with tofu too.None in particular. For 2-3 servings. Recipe by annnnn

The expiration date on my aburaage was for the next day.So, I combined it with the komatsuna I had sitting in the fridge and stuck it in the microwave!It surprisingly came out pretty good.Adjust the cooking time based on your microwave. Recipe by Tomomaki0313

I make this snack often when I only have firm tofu and canned tuna on hand. Recipe by Zuni-ta

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.

My mother came up with this healthy and inexpensive karaage recipe for my sister who loves karaage. At first I didn't even notice the change, and I was very surprised to hear my mother saying "It's actually made from tofu"!Although it's made from tofu, it's juicy, inexpensive and delicious. It saves time since you don't need to marinate it.My mother taught me this recipe.Adjust the seasoning to your taste! But I think it tastes better when you make it a bit on the strong side.They are delicious without the chicken skin and people won't even notice it. If you wrap them in the skin, they make perfect (?!) chicken karaage. Recipe by liah9

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.

Agedashi dofu is a dish of tofu lightly dusted with starch or flour, then deep fried, and served in dashi broth or dashi-based sauce seasoning with soy sauce. This is a very healthy Japanese food!