Your Tofu Sucks Because You Don’t Press It. This Is How To Get It Done.

For those new to tofu, this white brick of soybean can be persnickety to work with — to say the least. In untrained hands, tofu is hellbent on crumbling when you want it to sear and resists any flavoring whatsoever. The amateur tofu chef is often times left with a sad, white heap of blandness that nobody wants to eat. Ever.

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