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Yudofu (Boiled tofu in a pot)

Cooking time / Within 20 minutes

Yudofu (Boiled tofu in a pot)

Nutrition Info (1 serving)

Energy 205 Calories
Protein 9.5g
Fat 4.8g
Carbohydrate 32.3g
Calcium 140mg
Salt equivalent 0.74g

Yudofu is a typical Japanese one-pot winter dish in which you can fully enjoy the soft texture of healthy tofu. Adding Malony in the pot helps you enjoy a wider variety of textures.

Ingredients (2 servings)

50g/1.8oz Malony
1 Kinugoshi (soft) tofu
1 bunch Shungiku (garland chrysanthemum)
50g/1.8oz brown beech mushrooms
40g/1.4oz carrot
15cm/5.9in Dashi-kombu (dried kelp for making stock)
Ponzu sauce (soy sauce with citrus juice) (as you like)
Momiji-oroshi* (as you like)
Chopped scallions (as you like)

Directions

1. Lightly immerse Malony in water until it is soft. Cut the tofu into 6 pieces.
2. Cut the Shungiku in half lengthwise. Separate the brown beech mushrooms into small bunches. Cut the carrot into a flower shape and then into thin slices.
3. Put the ingredients prepared in steps 1 and 2 on a plate.
4. Fill a pot with about 70% full of water. Make cuts into the Dashi-kombu and place it on the bottom. Heat the water. When the water is almost boiling, add the tofu, mushrooms, and carrot and cook them over low heat.
5. When the tofu starts to float, add Malony and Shungiku. Enjoy the tofu and other ingredients with Ponzu sauce and garnishes (Momiji-oroshi*, chopped scallions, etc.)

To add extra carrots, use a slicer and sliver the carrot into thin strips of 10cm/3.9in long, the same size as Malony.
* Momiji-oroshi: White radish grained together with chili pepper.

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