Saturday, December 16, 2017

I'm trying to learn more about fermented or pickled tofu AskCulinary

I've been doing some research, and I've seen is that different countries have different preparations of fermented tofu. In China, it seems to be more of a garnish or flavoring for cooked dishes, and Japan has the pickled miso tofu that people call "tofu cheese". But I haven't quite found what I was hoping I would.

I'm interested in a way to pickle or ferment tofu so that it could in theory be stored in the refrigerator for a long time, like 2-3 weeks at least. But ideally the flavor wouldn't be as strong as the Chinese preparation where you only use one or two cubes to flavor the whole dish; rather, I'd like to eat it as one of several side dishes accompanied with rice, for example, or even mixed in to a veggie stir fry.

Does anyone have any suggestions for resources or recipes on this?



Submitted December 16, 2017 at 11:33AM by CardamomDragon http://ift.tt/2Cm3Yus AskCulinary

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