This Thai-inspired kabocha and tofu stir-fry features garlic, basil, and yellow bean sauce for a sweet-savory dish that comes together quickly and pairs perfectly with jasmine rice.Read More

Korean and Japanese cooks often top sliced tofu with a sautéed mushroom medley. The main differences are that Koreans panfry the tofu first, and they garnish the dish with yangnyumjang, a spicy sesame and soy sauce. The Japanese approach is to warm the tofu and then crown it with the hot mushrooms, which have a...Read More

This Chocolate Silk Pie with Tofu is a rich, velvety, no-bake dessert that’s as indulgent as it is effortless. Silken tofu blends seamlessly with melted chocolate, vanilla, and a splash of liqueur to create a creamy, mousse-like filling—completely dairy-free. Poured into a ready-made crust and chilled until set, it’s the perfect make-ahead treat for dinner...Read More

A classic Japanese stir-fry, this dish combines the distinct flavor of bitter melon with tender pork and tofu. Light, savory, and nutrient-rich, it’s a staple of Okinawan home cooking and pairs perfectly with steamed rice. INGREDIENTS: 2 medium bitter melons 8 oz. firm tofu ½ lb. thinly sliced pork (belly or shoulder works best) 2...Read More