Soy sauce Boiled Tofu (Dubu Ganjang Jorim in Korean)

soy sauce boiled tofu on the magazine

I don’t like tofu (Dubu in Korean) on its own, but I really like it when it is cooked with something else, like Tofu Soybean Paste Stew (Dubu Doenjangjjigae in Korean) or this meal, soy sauce boiled tofu. Tofu is a really cheap, healthy meal, and is suitable in lots of food. This side dish is especially really easy to make.

Ingredients for 2-3 person side dish

(Expected prep time: 2 minutes , cooking time: 4 minutes )

soy sauce boiled tofu ingredients

  • Tofu 280 g
  • 1/2 stalk of a spring onion
  • Olive oil 15 ml

For sauce (mix these in a bowl)

  • Soy sauce (Ganjang in Korean) – 3 tsp
  • Sugar – 1 tsp (I used dark brown sugar)
  • Garlic – 1/4 tsp
  • Sesame oil – 1/4 tsp
  • 1 green chili

Prep

  1. Cut the tofu into pieces.
  2. Take the seeds out from the chili and thin slice it.
  3. Thin slice the spring onion.

Cooking

1. Put some oil into the pan.
2. Add the tofu. Pan fry it both sides.

soy sauce boiled tofu panfrying tofu

3. Turn the heat down to low heat, add the sauce and spring onion, then simmer it. (turn the tofu over half way)

soy sauce boiled tofu simmering tofu

4. When 80% of the sauce disappears, serve it on the plate, then pour out the rest of the sauce on the tofu.

Although it contains chili, the actual dish isn’t spicy.

Recipes that contain tofu

Pork and Kimchi Stew (Dwaejigogi Kimchijjigae in Korean)

Tofu Soybean Paste Stew (Dubu Doenjangjjigae in Korean)

Uncurdled Tofu Stew (Sundubu Jjigae in Korean)

Related posts:

  1. Tofu Kimchi (Dubu Kimchi in Korean)
  2. Tofu Soybean Paste Stew (Dubu Doenjangjjigae in Korean)
  3. Simmered Lotus in Soy sauce (Yeon-gn Jorim)
  4. Uncurdled Tofu Stew (Sundubu Jjigae in Korean)
  5. Pork and Kimchi Stew (Dwaejigogi Kimchijjigae in Korean)
8 Responses to Soy sauce Boiled Tofu (Dubu Ganjang Jorim in Korean)
  1. Ginger
    August 19, 2009 | 9:21 am

    It’s the first time I’ve ever cooked tofu and it was a great success.
    Thanks for the recipe. It was DEEEEEEEEELICIOUS!!!!

  2. Peiyin
    September 16, 2008 | 10:28 pm

    Just a little correction: Put some oil into the fan. (pan?)

  3. bionicgrrl
    February 10, 2007 | 8:43 pm

    looking forward 2 your tofu posts. my boyfriend grew up vegan and i grew up with a crazy meat-loving korean mom, so the few korean vegetarian recipies i know, we’ve already eaten them already

  4. sue
    December 14, 2006 | 8:31 pm

    Hi Mika,

    I am really glad to hear that your mom loves it so much.
    I have more recipes for tofu, I will make some, as you requested, next week some time. :)

  5. mika
    December 14, 2006 | 6:23 pm

    I made this 2 times already. My mom loves it. She wants me to make it again tomorrow.

    Do you have any more receipes for tofu? thanks.

  6. sue
    December 11, 2006 | 8:48 pm

    Hi Sandra,

    Are you Korean? I didn’t know about that. You must be very excited about having Korean meals soon. Have a good time with your mother.

    Hi Beloved,

    I wonder whether you liked this meal or not. It wasn’t quite salty enough for Korean’s tastes, which is me by the way :) Though Michael said he really liked it. But the thing is he always says so. I really hope you liked it. :)

  7. beloved
    December 11, 2006 | 12:39 am

    I have been wondering what side dishes I’ll cook today and I just bought tofu yesterday so this is perfect!!! I actually have a few recipes for “Korean” tofu but I don’t have this one and I wondered how to make it.

  8. Sandra
    December 10, 2006 | 2:41 pm

    Oh, this looks good and easy. I want to try it, but I am leaving soon to visit my mother :) She will be making tons of Korean food for me, so I’ll make it when I get back.

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