Persimmon and Walnut Shira-ae Mashed Tofu
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Persimmon and Walnut Shira-ae Mashed Tofu
My aunt on my mother's side lives in Yamagata prefecture and she sends me persimmons every fall. I recreated my mother's recipe, which was a staple at my parents' household. My mother usually combined julienned persimmon with peanuts, but I like the astringency of walnuts, so I used them. It's also good with peanuts.
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
Wrap tofu in paper towels, microwave for 1-2 minutes (no need for plastic wrap, at 500 W) in a heatproof container, and drain. You could speed up the draining process by putting a weight (a small plate or the like) on top of the tofu.
* Step 2
Lightly roast the walnuts in a frying pan and finely chop. Although it's not written on the ingredients list, you could use cashew nuts as well.
* Step 3
Chill the tofu from Step 1 and combine with the ☆ ingredients to make the shira-ae sauce.
* Step 4
If using a persimmon as a container, slice off the top, and hollow the inside with a teaspoon.
* Step 5
Combine the persimmon and walnuts with the shira-ae sauce.
* Step 6
Transfer to a plate and it's done. In the photo, I added leftover daikon sprouts.
* Step 7
I used a hollowed persimmon on the profile photo, but with one persimmon, you can make about 3 servings in a small bowl (10 cm x 10 cm). This depends on how much you drain the tofu.
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