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Yuba has been called
tofu's "sexy
and elegant cousin". Yuba, or tofu skin, is the Japanese
word for the tender "skin" that forms on the top of heated soymilk.
This is one of the most prized forms of soy: delicate and labor-intensive.
When made fresh, yuba is unlike any other type of food and is prized for
its texture and creaminess. These thin sheets of soy can be cut in the
form of noodles, used as a wrap, or pressed into blocks. But like many
of Hodo's products, yuba is terrific eaten simply, like fine sashimi.
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Yuba
(Tofu Skin) Yuba is the purest form of soy expression. Creamy sheets lifted from fresh soymilk are great eaten as sashimi, used to wrap fresh spring rolls, or shredded in soup for its delicate texture and subtle flavor! Ingredients: soybeans, filtered water |
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