Tofu Balls

A golden, crispy flake on the outside greets the first bite—perfect and tempting. Once cut, the soft, chewy interior warms on the tongue, offering a balance between the savory tofu and the softness of the dough.
The aroma is fragrant, with the presence of onions providing a warm and familiar touch, evoking memories of home cooking. Each tofu ball is light yet satisfying, ideal for afternoon tea or a welcome snack.
Tofu Balls are a simple yet elegant delicacy—easy to love and always leaving you wanting more.
Ingredients
Steps
- Wash the tofu, then cut it into pieces and mash it.

- After being ground

- Put in a bag

- Then throw away the tofu water

- Peel the shallots and garlic then grate them

- Add 1/4 baking soda

- Add 1/2 tsp seasoning

- 1/2 pepper powder

- 1/2 tsp full of salt

- Add onions

- add tapioca flour

- Add flour

- Break the eggs and add

- Stir

- After mixing

- We start the process of forming the tofu balls.

- Prepare 500 ml of ice water. I'm making a small portion, guys.

- Shape into balls according to your taste and put them straight into ice water so they don't fall apart.

- After the formation is complete

- We do the boiling process

- After boiling, let it continue cooking for 12 minutes until

- The balls float, let them float for a while on the stove flame.

- Then remove the tofu balls and you can eat them, friends, you can fry them too

- Heat the pan

- Add enough oil

- Add the tofu balls so that they become soft in the oil later

- Turning over and over

- Like this, friends, until the foam shrinks, then 6-7 minutes.

- Remove and serve the tofu balls

Languages
Tofubällchen - Deutsch (German) version
Tofu Balls - English version
Bolas de tofu - Española (Spanish) version
Boulettes de tofu - Français (French) version
Palline di tofu - Italiana (Italian) version
豆腐ボール - 日本語 (Japanese) version
두부볼 - 한국인 (Korean) version
ลูกชิ้นเต้าหู้ - แบบไทย (Thai) version
豆腐球 - 简体中文 (Simplified Chinese) version
豆腐球 - 香港繁體中文 (Traditional Chinese - Hong Kong) version