Delicious Pan-Fried Tofu: How to Use a Variety of Sauces
Learn how to make pan-fried tofu with a soy sauce seasoning or an oriental dressing, plus tips for frying and serving it.
Many people think of pan-fried tofu as the kind of dish served only at ancestral rites. However, when properly prepared with a variety of ingredients, it is delicious enough to recommend as an excellent accompaniment to rice.
Pan-fried tofu is especially appealing because it lets the tofu's natural flavor shine. If it seems underseasoned, a seasoning sauce can add more flavor. It is versatile enough to serve alongside various kinds of jeon (Korean pancakes) or an assorted jeon platter. Let's take a closer look at its appeal and several ways to prepare it. Making pan-fried tofu using soy sauce and oriental dressingMaking pan-fried tofu is simpler than you might think. For one serving, prepare 44.6 g of tofu, 1.4 g of soybean oil, and 0.3 g of salt. For the seasoning sauce, prepare soy sauce, sesame oil, green onion, red pepper powder, and sesame seeds. Cut the tofu into bite-sized pieces and pat them dry. Add cooking oil to a frying pan and cook the tofu until golden brown on both sides. Mix 3 tablespoons of soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of sesame oil, and about 1/2 tablespoon of red pepper powder with suitable amounts of minced green onion, chili pepper, and sesame seeds. This makes a delicious seasoning sauce for the tofu. Pan-fried tofu is not particularly difficult to make, but its flavor varies depending on how it is fried and how the seasonings are combined. Pay attention to these details if you want to create a variety of flavors.
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