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Crispy Tofu & getting cornflour to stick?

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I always thought Tofu was bland, but had it out recently and realise it can have a lovely texture.

I cooked it last week and after a bit of googling, pressed it a lot and then coated it in cornflower and salt. It was pretty good (as it wasn't soggy), but a lot of the flour came of when it went into the hot oil. Any suggestions for making the batter stick better?
 
I always thought Tofu was bland, but had it out recently and realise it can have a lovely texture.

I cooked it last week and after a bit of googling, pressed it a lot and then coated it in cornflower and salt. It was pretty good (as it wasn't soggy), but a lot of the flour came of when it went into the hot oil. Any suggestions for making the batter stick better?
honey
 
If you can't be arsed to press it you can chop it up and microwave it for 10 mins to get the water out.

The water evaporates out as it boils in the microwave.
 
Hell yeah :cool:

Thin coat of batter gave a wonderful texture to it. I added a fair bit of pepper, garlic powder and salt to the corn flour. Was out of eggs so used oat milk to make it bind better. It worked, but think egg would be superior.

As an added bonus we had some left over roast chicken and I threw a few tiny bits in covered in the mix... Will be exploring that further!
 
Hell yeah :cool:

Thin coat of batter gave a wonderful texture to it. I added a fair bit of pepper, garlic powder and salt to the corn flour. Was out of eggs so used oat milk to make it bind better. It worked, but think egg would be superior.

As an added bonus we had some left over roast chicken and I threw a few tiny bits in covered in the mix... Will be exploring that further!
That's how I do my chicken. I add some smoked paprika to give some heat and flavour. I mix up the spices, in equal quantities, and keep some handy for when I want it. If you can get it try adding some powdered onion too.
 
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