I just came up with this.Don't mix the umeboshi in at the start. You can add as much as you like. It's also nice with shiso leaves instead of green onion. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

This is a old favorite side dish at my parents' house. We have it a lot alongside rich or spicy dishes like curry rice and gyoza dumplings or oily foods.Use silken or firm tofu, whichever you prefer. If you leave the tofu in water for a while the beany smell will lessen, making it easier to eat. You can use green shiso dressing instead of ponzu sauce. In the summer, some cubed tomato is a delicious addition. Please adjust the amount of ponzu sauce depending on the size of the tofu block. Recipe by cureo

This is my "super-lazy salad" that I eat quite frequently. Tofu and mentsuyu somehow go really well with cabbage. I wanted to share one of my healthy recipes with you guys.It's better to chop up the cabbage rather than shredding it!Since it's done in a flash, try prepping the tofu just before serving. It'll taste better that way. Please adjust the seasoning to your liking. If it tastes too plain, add a little more mentsuyu to adjust. Recipe by Pabuchan

When I want to eat avocados, they are not usually ripened enough, then I sometimes miss the perfect time to eat them, so I experimented with sashimi-style dishes and many other dishes, and finally I came up with this recipe that's satisfying.If the diced tofu and avocado are too large, the flavours won't evenly blend in, but if you cut into smaller pieces, the flavours will blend evenly. Recipe by Sayaguri

I was craving a salad perfectly suited for summertime.Adjust the amount of wasabi to taste. If you prefer a sharp taste, I recommend adding more. Recipe by uzukaji

Pretty much everybody knows this salad in Hawaii.It's actually supposed to be watercress, but I don't really like it and can't bring myself to eat it. I saw my friend make it with mizuna and so I took that tip from her. It's also good with cooked Spam. Recipe by Great3

I saw several versions of this salad. It's getting common home cooking in Japan. They sometimes called "Tofu Caprese"😆. You can use olive oil and basil, sesame oil and shiso, or like this. My daughter loves sesame oil and tofu, so this is a staple to us🙂

Before our daughter was born, there was a yakitori place we often went to. We always ordered this salad. I thought I could make this at home so I gave it a shot. My husband was really happy.You might think this is a lot for 2, but trust me you'll gobble it up. You can use spinach or mizuna! For the lettuce, you can use regular lettuce. Green leaves give this a beautiful appearance, but I just use whatever I have at home. The seaweed wilts over time so you should add it just before eating with the dressing. Recipe by Aitsuna

I copied the presentation from the cafe called Frames in Daikanyama.Great for guests since it's just cut and plate. I can't do anything complicated. Recipe by Kumanomi

I wanted to make something different from the usual mizuna salad with tofu!*Serve with lots of dip! Make sure to mix well before eating.*The dip is well-flavored to accompany the vegetables, but you can adjust the seasonings to your liking. For 2 servings. Recipe by yasu-pooh

I had a craving for something light and refreshing, so I tossed this together. It was so tasty and a big hit.Be sure to chill it well before serving. Feel free to dress it up with your choice of toppings.It also tastes great with natto (fermented soy beans). Recipe by Purinchan

I came up with this low-cost, easy-to-make dish that uses tofu and daikon radish sprouts, two inexpensive ingredients.For a nice touch, sprinkle with white sesame seeds before serving. Recipe by Mekadokku