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Japan is famous for two protein products – fish and soybean. Soybean has gained popularity among vegetarians for its wide selection of products. Not only among the vegetarians, non-vegetarians are also in love with soybean products because they usually taste good and are well known for its health benefits. So, let us show you some of the must-try soybean products in this soybean land known as Japan.
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1. Natto
Masafumi Iwai/FlickrNatto is a kind of fermented soybean product made by adding natto-kin, a kind of yeast. It is known as one of Japan’s most unique foods. It comes along with a strong pungent smell and is a common breakfast served together with steamed white rice in Japan.
2. Yuba
Yuba, also known as bean curd skin, is made by boiling the soya milk, skimming the curds and drying them. You can easily get yuba in the supermarket.
3. Kinako
PIXTAKinako is roasted soybean flour that has a sweet taste and powdery texture. It's a common ingredient and topping for Japanese deserts such as mochi and wagashi.
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4. Okara
PIXTAOkara is a pulp consisting of the insoluble parts of the soybean which remains after pureed soybeans are filtered in the production of soy milk and tofu. It is generally white or yellowish in color.
en.wikipedia.org5. To-nyu
123RFTo-nyu is soybean milk.
6. Tofu
123RFTofu is made by solidifying soya milk with a coagulating agent called nigari.
7. Yakidofu
Yaki Dofu is a Japanese term for firm tofu that has been lightly grilled or broiled on both sides, so that both sides are slightly browned. The grilling also evaporates some water, helping to firm it up the tofu even more. It used to be made by putting pieces of tofu on skewers and grilling it over a fire. Now it is done under grills or broilers.
www.cooksinfo.com8. Koyadofu
toyohara/FlickrKoyadofu is a type of dried tofu. It is freeze-dried and usually can be kept longer.
9. Atsu-age
Atsuage is thick triangular pieces of deep fried tofu. The outside will be crisp and golden; the inside will be 'raw' (soft and white). Atsuage can be served on its own with a sauce of soy sauce and grated ginger, or you can chop it up into pieces and use as an ingredient in Japanese dishes such as stir fries, or you can simmer whole pieces of it in a dashi stock.
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10. Abura-age
adishwithtwosticks.blogspot.itAbura-age is deep fried tofu, where almost none of the soft white tofu remains. It’s also called tofu skin or tofu pocket sometimes. When the tofu is deep fried, an air pocket is formed inside which can be stuffed, as in inarizushi or eggs in treasure bags. Besides stuffing it, you can use aburaage sliced up and put into soups or stir-fries, gently cooked whole in a broth as in kitsune udon, and more.
justhungry.com11. Ganmodoki
toyohara/FlickrThis is a dumpling-like dish, made from frying tofu with yama-imo (yam) and other minced vegetables.
12. Edamame
Kanko*/FlickrEdamame are young soybeans, usually still in the pod. Because the beans are young and green when they are picked, edamame soybeans are soft and edible, not hard and dry like the mature soybeans which are used to make soy milk and tofu.
vegetarian.about.comThe information in this article is accurate at the time of publication.