tofu recipes japanese style Tofu Steaks with Mizuna and Myoga (EASY)

A simple way to season your tofu steaks. Reminiscent of nirajouyu , but with a little vinegar for acidity and added depth! These steaks are right at home on a bed of greens and myoga, if you can find it. If not, red onion will add the color and another layer of flavor that'll make this look and taste just as delicious!

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You can make the tofu steaks a little healthier by broiling them in the oven for 2-3 minutes until they get a nice crust. Just forgo the breading or coating with potato starch.

If you can't find myoga, you can substitute red onion to get the same colors as in this video. If you can't find mizuna greens just use baby lettuce greens. You can make this a salad too, it's very delicious with a little bit of red pepper if you like things a little spicy.

Tofu recipes don't get much easier than this and because of that it's one of my favorite ways to enjoy tofu steaks, Japanese style!

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Question of the day -have you made tofu steaks before? if so how did you make them?! lmk in the comments!


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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