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Perfectly Deep Fried Tofu
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this post was submitted on 11 Oct 2025
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It tastes so good lol! We’re discussing an ingredient that’s shined in countless dishes across many cultures for over a thousand years :p I just fry it and use a heavy hand with my favorite spices and it’s like heaven in a bowl
Right, so it tastes like those spices.
I mean, many things wouldn't be good if you just made it hot and ate it. Unless you're British...
Now you’re starting to see the magic!
No, pretty sure thats exactly what I originally said
I guess we just disagree on it being a significant labor then! I don’t really see it differently than seasoning rice or pasta
I supposed I stressed things poorly. The seasoning needs to be significant, whether or not the chef personally finds it difficult.
Then I’m as confused as when we started! Don’t you like your meals to be flavorful?
Yeah, which is why I usually don't use tofu
I find your line of reasoning to be totally inscrutable! It’s quite easy to learn how to cook with it if you ever want to down the line, but enjoy your meals either way
I refuse to be scruted.