Can I use firm tofu instead of silken tofu?
While silken tofu is traditional for its delicate texture, you can use soft or medium firm tofu if you prefer a slightly firmer bite. Just ensure it's well-chilled.
Japanese · snack
5m
Total time
2
Servings
150
kcal
easy
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While silken tofu is traditional for its delicate texture, you can use soft or medium firm tofu if you prefer a slightly firmer bite. Just ensure it's well-chilled.
Many toppings work well, such as grated daikon, sesame seeds, shiso leaves, or a drizzle of chili oil. For non-vegan options, katsuobushi (bonito flakes) are a classic addition.
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