()()(どうふ)

あげだしどうふ
noun
deep-fried tofu served in broth
1. deep-fried tofu served in broth
A traditional Japanese dish of lightly coated tofu that is deep-fried until crispy on the outside, then served in a warm dashi-based broth with toppings such as grated daikon and green onion.
()()豆腐(どうふ)注文(ちゅうもん)した。
I ordered agedashi tofu.
この(みせ)()()豆腐(どうふ)(そと)がカリカリだ。
The agedashi tofu at this restaurant is crispy on the outside.
(いえ)()()豆腐(どうふ)(つく)るときは、片栗粉(かたくりこ)をまぶしてから()げる。
When making agedashi tofu at home, you coat it in potato starch before frying.

A staple of Japanese home cooking and izakaya menus. The tofu is coated in 片栗粉(かたくりこ) (potato starch) or 小麦粉(こむぎこ) (wheat flour), deep-fried briefly, and served in a light 出汁(だし)-based sauce seasoned with 醤油(しょうゆ) and 味醂(みりん).

COMMON TOPPINGS:

  • 大根(だいこん)おろし: grated daikon radish
  • (きざ)みネギ: chopped green onion
  • おろし生姜(しょうが): grated ginger
  • 鰹節(かつおぶし): bonito flakes

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • ()()豆腐(どうふ)(つく)る: to make agedashi tofu
  • ()()豆腐(どうふ)注文(ちゅうもん)する: to order agedashi tofu

SIMILAR DISHES:

  • 冷奴(ひややっこ): chilled tofu — served cold without frying
  • 湯豆腐(ゆどうふ): simmered tofu — gently boiled in kombu broth
  • 厚揚(あつあ)げ: thick deep-fried tofu — fried without broth