Ever Green Hard Tofu, 650g A firm, versatile block that holds its shape in stir‑fries, braises, grills and chilled salads. Why you’ll love it Firm, dense texture that sears beautifully without... Read more
A firm, versatile block that holds its shape in stir‑fries, braises, grills and chilled salads.
Why you’ll love it
Firm, dense texture that sears beautifully without crumbling.
Neutral flavour that soaks up marinades, sauces and broths.
Protein‑rich, plant‑based staple for quick weeknight cooking.
Generous 650g brick for meal prep, hotpot, or family stir‑fries.
How to enjoy
Weeknight garlic‑ginger tofu & gai lan stir‑fry
Sear tofu cubes until golden, then toss with sliced gai lan, a splash of oyster sauce and a drizzle of light soy. Stir‑fry on high heat for 2–4 minutes until glossy and crisp‑tender.
Broth hotpot tofu with enoki Broth‑based
Simmer tofu slices in a light, savory pot made with mushroom hot pot base. Add enoki mushrooms and greens; cook 3–5 minutes for a clean, comforting bowl.
Chilled black‑vinegar tofu salad
Blanch or steam tofu slices briefly, cool, then spoon over a tangy mix of Zhenjiang vinegar, soy, garlic and a few drops of sesame oil. Finish with spring onions and toasted sesame.
Crispy tofu rice noodles with bean sprouts
Pan‑sear tofu batons until browned; toss with soaked rice vermicelli, crunchy bean sprouts, soy and a touch of chili oil. Stir‑fry 2–3 minutes to finish.
Prep Tips
Press 10–20 minutes between paper towels or a clean tea towel to remove excess moisture for better browning.
Cut to match your cooking: 2–3 cm cubes for stir‑fry, 1 cm slices for pan‑searing, thin batons for noodles, thicker slabs for grilling.
Marinate briefly (10–15 minutes) in light soy, garlic and a little cornstarch for extra surface seasoning and crisp edges.
Use a well‑heated pan and enough oil to lightly coat; sear undisturbed 2–3 minutes per side before tossing.