
Black and White Tofu Soup
A Sichuan-style two-tone thick soup of slivered silken tofu and pig's blood curd, bound with starch and finished with crisped dried chilies and numbing pepper aroma.
Instructions
- 1

One box of soft tofu and one box of pig's blood.
- 2

Take the pig blood container, tear off the seal, and turn it upside down to pour out the pig blood;
- 3

Cut into slices with a standing knife;
- 4

Cut into shreds with a diagonal knife.
- 5

Take a tofu box, tear off the box seal, use a small knife to cut around the edge of the box, and turn it over to take out the tofu;
- 6

Cut into slices with a standing knife;
- 7

Cut into thin strips with a slanting knife, and place them along with the strips of pig's blood into a soup bowl filled with clear water.
- 8

Heat the oil over low heat, add dried chili peppers and Sichuan peppercorns, fry until a burnt spicy aroma is released, then remove them with a spatula;
- 9

Pour the shredded tofu and shredded pork blood into a pot along with water, and add pepper and salt;
- 10

Bring to a boil over medium heat, skim off the foam, and cook for two to three minutes;
- 11

Add the cornstarch slurry in several additions, and when the sauce thickens, add the chopped green onions and chicken bouillon;
- 12

Pour in vinegar and sesame oil, mix evenly, and then it's ready to serve.
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Ingredients
Main Ingredients
- Silken tofu1 box
- Pig's blood1 box
- dried chili peppersa pinch
Auxiliary Ingredients
- scallion2 stick
Seasonings
- Canola oil3 tsp
- Starch2 tsp
- Vinegar2 tsp
- Sesame oil1 tsp
- Black pepper1/2 tsp
- Salt1/2 tsp
- chicken essence1/2 tsp
- Sichuan peppera pinch