Japanese tofu recipe Hiyayakko - Umeboshi and shiso (Simple and tasty!!)

Umeboshi (pickled plum) is often pickled with red shiso leaves. Serving umeboshi with a little green shiso and ponzu will get all the aromatics you can handle with just the right amount of tart and sour.

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umeboshi with shiso is also called umejiso and it's one of my favorite snacks. they sell these in some conveninence stores in japan as onigiri (rice balls). All onigiri is is rice, umeboshi and shiro with a little bit of nori.

it's a delicious and refreshing snack! now you know how to make it with tofu!

question of the day do you like umeboshi?

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this is one of the easy tofu recipes included in the book. make sure to check it out if you want to get started with some easy tofu recipes and cooking tofu, Japanese style!

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TIP - always make sure you remove excess water from your tofu-
The primary types of tofu I use are soft tofu and firm tofu. One of the key steps in making any tofu dish a success is removing excess water from the tofu.

Tofu is over 80% water. So if not drained properly youll end up with a diluted seasoning or sauce.

By removing excess water, you also concentrate the tofu flavor, umami, and improve the texture. If you're frying it, it'll reduce any splattering caused by water mixing with oil.

There are several ways you can remove excess water from tofu. Also referred to as mizuwokiru (), literally to cut the water.

One easy way is to use a press like the TofuXpress-
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