If your tofu often comes out mushy, try cooking it in your air fryer instead. Here's why this method works so well for crispy ...

Enjoy delicious crispy pan-fried tofu with plenty of flavors! It's easy to make, and you won't have to press or mess with the ...

These days, innovative home chefs are sharing recipes that see tofu transformed into everything from a flavorful puree to a ...

Turn up the heat, add the rice and fry for 2 minutes. Add the tofu and soy sauce and toss gently to combine. Stir through the peas and sweetcorn and cook for 2 minutes before serving with the ...

If you've only ever had flavorless, mushy tofu, this recipe might just change your mind. Developed with Michelle McGlinn, ...

An easy vegan stir-fry that will get you through the lean times with a tofu marinade that's really useful for salads and lunchboxes too. For the marinated tofu, combine all the marinade ...

If the tofu sticks to the pan, drizzle in more oil. Put the pan-fried tofu on paper towels. Place a wok over a high flame and when it's hot, coat it with about 10ml (2tsp) of oil. Add the snow ...

Drizzle refined oil in a preheated pan and add chopped mariner and stir well.

You won’t find stinky tofu in supermarkets; instead, it’s sold as street food and restaurants, usually fried and served with chilli sauce, but sometimes it is simmered in soups or stews.

A seasoned rice dish is third up in our series on “oage-san,” a term of endearment used for “abura-age” (thin deep-fried tofu) found in Kyoto's kitchens. The recipe’s fried tofu cut into ...

Deep-fried tofu simmered in broth with greens caps the series that explores ways to enjoy “oage-san,” an endearing name for the thin fried tofu used by the people of Kyoto. The combination of ...