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Spicy stewed tofu
By BritneyHauck
Recipe Recommendations
- Big tofu 1 block
- soybean oil 30 grams
- refined salt 3 grams
- spiced powder 2 grams
- MSG 3 grams
- diced green onion 3 grams
- ginger 3 grams
- cooking wine 10 grams
- soy sauce 10 grams
- chili powder 20 grams
- slightly spicy
- stewed
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Spicy stewed tofu

1
Clean the tofu, cut it into small pieces, and place it on a plate for later use.
2
Put the oil in a hot pan and heat it, saute the chopped chives and ginger, add the chili powder and stir fry well.
3
Pour in the clear soup, add refined salt, five-spice powder, soy sauce, and cooking wine.
4
Put the cut tofu pieces into the pan.
5
Bring the tofu to a boil over high heat and slowly simmer for a while.
6
Stew the tofu until done, and finally add MSG to taste.
7
Stir fry evenly, remove from the pan, and place into a bowl.