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Tahuri is the Philippine name for salted fermented tofu. It was first imported from southern China in stone jars, and by 1939 Manila tofu shops made it by packing tofu cakes in crude salt for several months, until they turned from white to brownish yellow.
A short entry: the sources we found record only what is said here about Tahuri / tahuli itself.
Short entrySoy and legumes
Recipe
Amounts from a sourceManila shop method as described by Concepcion (1943); no salt weights are given.
The cakes are packed in it in empty gas cans[sic-ftofu]
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What changes:Starting material: tofu cut into cakes
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Make tofu cakes
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Salt
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Output: tofu cakes.
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At a glance
Tahuri is the Philippine name for salted fermented tofu. It was first imported from southern China in stone jars, and by 1939 Manila tofu shops made it by packing tofu cakes in crude salt for several months, until they turned from white to brownish yellow.
Imported tahuriCakes kept under strong brine in large stone jars, later also in small tins (1912, 1932). An analysis in 1912 found 12.7 % salt in the tofu and 16.4 % in the brine.
Quick moulded tofu sheetsPressed tofu sheets left to stand and mould for a meaty flavour, then fried in sesame oil (Orosa 1932).
Gibbs and Agcaoili (1912) described tahuri imported from southern China in large stone jars under strong brine. Orosa (1932) noted Manila makers, and Concepcion (1943) said several Manila tofu shops made it by 1939 (all via Shurtleff and Aoyagi).