Frozen tofu originates in the North, where it is cold in the winter, where people prefer to leave tofu outside the window, eat it when it's natural, frozen and unfrozen, display a beehive and beehive, and are flexible, as is the case with sponges, especially when cooking, which absorbs soup and tastes at a particular level, with both soup and chewing。
This is a hot pot of its own thought, which is similar to a fish-head tofu pot, but it's different in taste and practice: first, I use sugar vinegar, which tastes like a sauerkraut; and second, the word “sleeping” is laying the tofu on the bottom of the pot, pouring fish and soup into the pot, and then coming up to the table, sprouts fish while eating other things. As for side dishes, you can choose a variety of foods, but I personally find cabbage, fans, lettuce, mushrooms, which are better eaten in this pot, hot and hot, warm and nutritious in winter。