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  • An artistic overhead shot of various Japanese tofu types, including a central block of silken tofu with ginger and scallions, firm cotton tofu, and golden-fried aburaage, arranged on traditional ceramic plates in a minimalist, naturally lit setting.
    Technique

    The White Block That Feeds a Nation: Tofu

    This guide explores Japanese tofu’s rich history and techniques, detailing foundational varieties like momen and kinu, transformed styles like aburaage, and its essential role in Zen Buddhist shōjin ryōri cuisine.
  • Rustic ceramic bowls of soybeans, koji rice, and sea salt beside a wooden kioke barrel of aging dark miso on a weathered cedar surface.
    Fermentation

    Soybeans, Salt, and Time: What Miso Is, and Why It Tastes the Way It Does

    Soybeans, Salt, and Time: What Miso Is, and Why It Tastes the Way It Does Inside Japan's oldest pantry staple — the soybeans, the salt, the koji, and the months of patient transformation that make miso unlike anything else on earth. Open a tub of good miso and bring it close. Before you taste it, smell it. There is ...
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