The second in a series focusing on “abura-age” features thin deep-fried tofu simmered with soy sauce and sugar. Not only will it work as a side dish, it will also nicely accompany udon noodles.

I must admit, though, my boyfriend isn’t a tofu lover and I couldn’t convert him with this recipe, so I won’t say this recipe is as appealing as deep-fried chicken might be. However ...

Anyway, I buried it with the tatters of my young and fragile ego, but today I’m resurrecting it for Dubu Dubu Restaurant.

Deep-fried tofu simmered in broth with greens caps the series that explores ways to enjoy “oage-san,” an endearing name for the thin fried tofu used by the people of Kyoto. The combination of ...

tangy delights of fermented tofu to the deep umami flavor of smoked tofu to the perfect crispiness of fried yuba, or tofu skin. There's no limit to the dishes you can create with bean curd and a ...

If the tofu sticks to the pan, drizzle in more oil. Put the pan-fried tofu on paper towels. Place a wok over a high flame and when it's hot, coat it with about 10ml (2tsp) of oil. Add the snow ...

It’s a brilliant addition to any home-cooked meal, but with the extra protein from the tofu, it also makes a great midweek meal with stir-fried veg ... and 4cm/1½in deep, and a large bamboo ...

Add the mushrooms to the sauce. Add the sugar snap peas (or mange tout), deep-fried tofu and udon noodles to the sauce and stir well to combine. To serve, spoon to the curry into serving bowls and ...

They are typically deep-fried and served piping hot ... and cook for another five to six minutes. Transfer the pan-fried tofu cubes to cool on a plate with a paper towel to absorb excess oil.