Western-Style Firm Tofu and Tuna Ganmodoki -- Fried Tofu Fritters. Ganmodoki is a deep-fried tofu dumpling often cooked in nimono (simmered dishes), such as oden. A variety of ingredients can be mixed in to make it your own. Place the tofu in a large bowl or a Suribachi grinding bowl and mash it with a masher or a Surikogi pestle until smooth.
You can cook Western-Style Firm Tofu and Tuna Ganmodoki -- Fried Tofu Fritters using 5 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you achieve it.
Ingredients of Western-Style Firm Tofu and Tuna Ganmodoki -- Fried Tofu Fritters
- Prepare 1 of roughly 300 grams Firm tofu.
- Prepare 1 can of Canned tuna.
- Prepare 1 of Fresh parsley.
- Prepare 1 of Katakuriko (or flour).
- Prepare 1/2 of cube Consomme bouillon.
Western-Style Firm Tofu and Tuna Ganmodoki -- Fried Tofu Fritters step by step
- Roughly break up the firm tofu, lightly blanch it, and drain in a sieve..
- If using canned tuna in water, drain the water. If using canned tuna in oil, drain the oil..
- Combine the tofu and tuna along with the finely broken bouillon cube, salt, and pepper to taste..
- Add the katakuriko (or flour) to desired thickness. The fritters will fall apart when fried if there's not enough katakuriko. Mix in parsley if you have some..
- Drop into a frying pan with a spoon and fry until light brown. It's delicious just like this but you could also add ketchup or mustard to taste..