Silken Tofu

Appears in
Living Shojin Ryori

By Danny Chu

Published 2018

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Silken tofu has a fine and delicate texture. It is produced by coagulating soy milk without curdling it. Traditionally, in Japanese cuisine, silken tofu is cut into delicate cubes to display the culinary knife skill of the chef. However, in shojin cooking, silken tofu is sometimes crumbled into pieces to express equanimity.

Right image: Silken Tofu