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Agedashi Tofu that highlights meticulous culinary techniques, featuring a crispy, savory exterior and a soft, airy interior. The refreshing toppings of deep-fried shishito peppers and condiments harmonize perfectly with the rich, hot dashi broth.
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Make a slit in the shishito peppers and deep-fry them briefly → Thoroughly wipe the moisture off the tofu and let it reach room temperature → Prepare the condiments (scallion, ginger, grated daikon) and simmer the dashi broth, then strain it into serving bowls → Coat the tofu in potato starch and deep-fry at 170°C (338°F) until crispy → Place the tofu into the bowls with the broth and top with the condiments and shishito peppers
Make a slit in the shishito peppers and deep-fry them briefly → Thoroughly wipe the moisture off the tofu and let it reach room temperature → Prepare the condiments (scallion, ginger, grated daikon) and simmer the dashi broth, then strain it into serving bowls → Coat the tofu in potato starch and deep-fry at 170°C (338°F) until crispy → Place the tofu into the bowls with the broth and top with the condiments and shishito peppers
Agedashi Tofu that highlights meticulous culinary techniques, featuring a crispy, savory exterior and a soft, airy interior. The refreshing toppings of deep-fried shishito peppers and condiments harmonize perfectly with the rich, hot dashi broth.
Make a slit in the shishito peppers with a knife to prevent them from bursting, then deep-fry them briefly and remove from the oil.
Cut the firm tofu, wrap it in paper towels to thoroughly wipe off moisture, and leave at room temperature.
Finely chop the scallions and grate the ginger. Grate the daikon and lightly squeeze out excess moisture.
Boil water in a small pot, add katsuobushi, then stir in mirin and soy sauce. Simmer for 3 minutes, strain through a sieve, and pour into serving bowls.
Heat the frying oil to 170°C (338°F). Immediately before frying, coat the entire surface of the tofu thoroughly with potato starch.
⚠️ Always make a small slit in the shishito peppers beforehand to prevent them from bursting while cooking.
💡 Thoroughly wiping moisture from the tofu with paper towels ensures the coating stays crispy and doesn't get soggy.
💡 The key is to coat the tofu in potato starch right before frying to prevent the starch from absorbing moisture.
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