
Agedashi tofu is one of the appetizers we like to order when we eat at our favorite Japanese restaurant. I've made them before without the shaved bonito flakes but I must say adding it made it more authentic in terms of taste and appearance. For the sauce, combine Japanese soy sauce with some water, mirin (Japanese sweet wine) and a few shaved bonito flakes. Let this simmer for a few minutes. Cut the tofu into cubes then place them on paper towels or a thick kitchen towel, cover with more towels and put some weight on top (like a heavy chopping board) to get rid of excess water. Sprinkle the tofu evenly with cornstarch and pan-fry until lightly browned. To serve, pour the sauce on top of the tofu and garnish with sliced green onions.
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