Tofu
About
Tofu is a soft white soy bean product. It is an excellent source of protein and is often used as a substitute for meats to create vegetarian versions of favorite dishes. See also Soft Tofu, Firm Tofu, Nigari Hard Tofu and Nigari Extra Firm Tofu.
Information
Physical Description
Tofu can range from soft to very firm, and is generally purchased in one pound blocks. Soft tofu can be somewhat gelatinous while firm tofu holds its shape very well.
Tasting Notes
Selecting and Buying
Preparation and Use
Using extra firm: Freezing in the package, then boiling before using creates a great consistency for frying and baking. It also increases its ability to absorb flavors. Freezing out of the package and then boiling creates a crumbly consistency perfect for making *egg* salad. Freezing out of the package in a plastic baggy will turn the tofu yellow. This is normal.
Conserving and Storing
Keep tofu fully submerged in clean water and refrigerate. Change the water once every one or two days, and use within a week. Tofu may also be stored in the freezer but will undergo a substantial change in texture and mouthfeel.
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