Spongy Burst of Flavor
KOYA DOFU (TOFU) (こうや豆腐)
Koya Dofu (Freeze Dried Tofu)
KOYA DOFU (TOFU) (こうや豆腐)
Spongy Burst of Flavor

Koya Dofu (Freeze Dried Tofu)

$10.00

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  • Spongy
  • Soaked with flavor

Like most tofu, koya dofu has a mild nutty flavor but with a unique spongy texture. When cooked in a broth, the tofu soaks up the liquid, making it almost burst in your mouth when you eat it. It’s delicious served warm after being freshly prepared, but can also be enjoyed cold or at room temperature. It is also one of the main foods in Shōjin Ryōri and is often used for modoki ryōri (a style of cooking where plant-based ingredients are used tomimic the appearance, taste and texture of meat and fish).


ALSO FEATURED IN OUR Vegan: “Zen” Package

Size: 8 pieces (65g)
Storage: Vegan Japanese Sweet and Sour Koya Dofu Stir Fry
Ingredients: Whole non-GMO soybeans (domestic), coagulant for tofu [magnesium chloride (bittern)]

DISCLAIMER:

We provide ingredients and common allergens based on the packaging as a reference only. Please consume with caution based on your own individual health concerns as we cannot guarantee the presence or lack of certain ingredients, allergens and/or animal products.

Suggested Uses: Rehydrate by soaking in warm water then squeeze out the water and simmer in a flavored broth/soup. Can also be added directly to miso and noodle soups without being rehydrated first.
Substitutions: Use in place of regular tofu, as is or ground up, in stir fries, pasta, rice bowls, etc.
Recipes: Vegan Japanese Sweet and Sour Koya Dofu Stir Fry

Koya Dofu (Freeze Dried Tofu)

$10.00
KOYA DOFU (TOFU) (こうや豆腐)
Koya Dofu (Freeze Dried Tofu)
KOYA DOFU (TOFU) (こうや豆腐)

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Wesley Warmack
Great product!

I recommend cutting these into thin slices after rehydration, they will have a meaty texture. If you them larger, the textur is a little spongy. Thin sliced, makes an excellent substitute for chicken in a fried rice recipe :-)

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