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| Mixing with rice is optional, you can also serve as-is. |
Being in Japan with too much free time, I cook a lot for myself. Sometimes well-established recipes, sometimes experimenting, sometimes reusing ideas from the chef of the restaurant I work at. For fun, and to keep some kind of record of surprisingly good dishes that come into being from the fridge's remains, I created this blog. Not maintained anymore as of June 2012.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Broccoli-Tofu
This is an old recipe that my mother used to do a lot. With good tofu abundant & cheap in Japan, I revived this receipe.
In a pan, fry white onions (I used red ones because I'm out of whites), broccoli and tofu squares in sesame oil. Start with onions, shorty followed by broccoli, shorty followed by tofu. Use high heat and overall not so long frying time, so that broccoli stays a bit crunchy. Add soya sauce for the last 1mn of frying time. Sparkle with grated ginger at the end. Optionally, mix everything with rice.
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