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Vet du om man kan få tag på "stinky tofu" i Sverige - eller kan man göra den själv?
Jag har inte stött på stinky tofu i Sverige ännu.. dock så vet jag att tusenåriga ägg finns att köpa
Även i Taipei så har många stinky-tofu stånd försvunnit - har jag märkt de senaste gångerna jag varit där. Tråkigt värre..
Tror inte stinky tofu lämpar sig så bra att göra hemma.. lär lukta satan under fermenteringsprocessen..
Här kommer iaf ett recept.. som jag absolut inte provat på:
1. Make the Brine
(Brace yourselves). Fill a large bucket with pure soy milk--not the supermarket type with sugar, calcium, and vanilla flavoring added. It must be pure soybeans and water. You can obtain it at Asian markets or make it yourself. Notice how white and pure it is? Good. Now let it sit outside for several weeks until it becomes putrid, moldy, and grey colored.
This isn't the only method to make the brine. For example, there is another method involving old wintermelon rinds that have been rotting away for over a year. Sometimes shrimp heads are also tossed in for added stink factor. Most stinky tofu vendors have their own "secret" recipe, but the rancid soy milk method is the most common currently in use in mainland China.
2. Marinate
Once your brine is prepared, add some salt to it. The amount depends on how salty you like your finished tofu to be. Get several slabs of very firm tofu and leave it in the brine for a few hours, depending on the desired "potency" of the finished tofu. Don't leave it in for more than six hours since it's actually possible to make stinky tofu too stinky.
3. Cook
Stinky tofu can be deep fried and served with hot sauce and pickled cabbage. Sometimes it is also served with pickles. Stinky tofu can also be simmered in a stew or chopped and used as normal tofu in a stir-fry.
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