Kofu Smoky

by Zeevi
4.29 (11)
  • Is Kofu Smoky vegan? Yes! Kofu Smoky is certified vegan by the abillion communityVEGAN
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RAGAZZZZZZI !! HO TROVATO L’AMORE DELLA MIA VITA 😍😍♥️

Questo non è un semplice “Tofu

“ , ma un “ KOFU” , ovvero, una versione ai ceci della lavorazione classica del Tofu !
No , davvero : è meravigliosooooo !! 🤤🤤🤤Soprattutto in questa chiave affumicata !
Mi ha ricordato molto una polenta 😍 tagliata e saltata sulla piastra !!🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
Davvero infinitamente buono ! Farò scorta prima di rientrare a Milano ! ♥️♥️


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Panisse au sel fumé, pour changer du tofu. Un peu trop salé mais très bon

malgré tout!


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Kofu is Tofu made from chickpeas! 😎 This one has smoked salt added, but I

didn’t really taste it lol. It was still delish 🧂 Chickpea tofu has been prepared by the Shan people in Myanmar for generations, which is why it is also known as "Shan tofu" or "Burmese tofu". 🇲🇲 The wonderful things about kofu are that it consists of few ingredients, that it tastes good and is quick and easy to prepare. In addition to the taste, I especially love the consistency of the fried Kofu: crispy on the outside and creamy on the inside! 🤤 Besides water, chickpeas are the main ingredient in kofu. For this purpose, dried chickpeas are ground into a fine flour. This flour is boiled with water, salt and spices to make a porridge (similar to a polenta). 🥣 The hot pulp is filled into molds, where it cools down and takes on a firm consistency. 💪They make kofu in a small factory in Berlin. The chickpea flour comes from an #organic certified mill in Germany - the chickpeas themselves are from Italy or Turkey 🇹🇷 🇮🇹. All other ingredients are also organic. #impactfulapril


best flavor so far. actually still believe that the falafel flavor was expired. tastes more

like polenta than like tofu but is a nice alternative if you’re allergic to soya or want to add something new to your bowl. can be eaten cold and warm.


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This little guy saved my dinner so many time. It is a great way to

eat some extra chickpeas (I do not love them) and it tastes good!

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