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Tofu, which has been an important ingredient in Asian cooking for hundreds of years, is becoming popular in the Western world. Not only is it available now in Oriental food stores in the West, but health food stores and supermarkets have begun to carry it. Many people, aware of the high nutritional value of tofu, would like to cook with it but have been frustrated by lack of recipes. This book attempts to fill the gap. In it you will find both traditional recipes from China and Japan, and "modern" Western recipes-that is, recipes for tofu dishes with European flavors, prepared with European cooking techniques. Most, if not all, of the ingredients will be readily available to you; in addition, the glossary of Asian ingredients suggests appropriate substitutions.
This book investigates how to integrate tofu into Western culinary practices by bridging the gap between traditional Asian preparation methods and modern European cooking techniques. Author Junko Lampert addresses the growing interest in tofu's nutritional profile among Western consumers who lack accessible guidance. By providing a curated collection of recipes and a practical glossary of substitutions, the text serves as a functional manual for home cooks seeking to incorporate this versatile ingredient into their daily diet.
What You Will Find
The text functions as a practical, instructional resource for home cooks transitioning toward plant-based or tofu-inclusive diets. Its focus on ingredient accessibility and technical adaptation suggests a highly utilitarian approach intended for the novice to intermediate kitchen practitioner.
Page Count:
98
Publication Date:
1987-01-01
Publisher:
HarperCollins Publishers Ltd
ISBN-10:
0207154910
ISBN-13:
9780207154911
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