I’m starting to appreciate Tofu more. I decided to give a Korean twist to a popular Japanese dish, Yu tofu.
Ingredients:
1) Medium to Firm Tofu
2) Dashi *either pre-made or make your own
3) Seaweed Salad
4) Nori
5) Seasame Seed
6) Negi (green onions)
7) Red Pepper
8) Sugar
9) Sesame Oil
Procedure:
1) Prepare the Chili Sauce. Dice the green onions, and mix it with water, dashi, red pepper, sugar, and sesame oil. Set it aside.
2) Boil Tofu in Dashi until it gets slightly brown on the outside. *This adds subtle taste to the plain tofu.
3) Take the tofu out, and top it with the chili sauce, seaweed salad, nori, and sesame seeds.
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11 Responses to Korean Style Yu Tofu
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looks like you’re having so much fun these days! great tip to add dashi to the tofu for extra flavor :) hope you’re doing well, dude!!!
yo yo yo! yeah, I’m definitely having fun! yeah, adding dashi to tofu is something I learned from mah mom. Yeah, nothing like mom’s cooking, eh ;) Hope you are doing well too!!!
Mecha oishisou~~! demo watashi wa tsukuru no mendokusai kara alecho uchi ni kite cook shitekure~! :D dakedo kore wa kantan sou yane~!
OH Ryoko-san! kore tsukuruno metcha kucha kanttan desu. 5min mou kakarimasen. Chinamini kyo mou hitoride tabemashita… hitoride… (T.T)
I think tofu is one of those things that you appreciate the older you get. I know, I sure do now, too. Your version looks very similar to what my mother-in-law used to make for my husband when he was a child. It was good then, and still is now.
Yum, I love this dish. Nice new site design, btw. I like it!
Carolyn: yeah, you are right about the tofu. As I age, I am definitely appreciating it more. Mom’s always have the best recipe. I actually learned this from mah mom too ;)
Jen: haha, thanx! I’m still an amateur cook, but your compliment means lot! yeah, i like the new design too ;)
that sounds really good! i like your presentation of it too, very professional =)
Hey Lola! thanx for the nice presentation. I’m still learning to cook, and but I’m trying to be professional ;)
Wow, that looks GREAT!
hey there~! Thanx for the visit and your comment!