A nourishing, feel-good bowl.
These vegan noodles in a creamy, soy-milk-based sauce come together in under 30 minutes for a comforting throw-together meal. The sauce, which has nutty tahini, savory miso, and soy milk, is just thick enough to cling to each noodle, but it's light enough to be full-on slurpable. Add ribbons of protein-packed yuba on top and you've got a nourishing, feel-good bowl.
Yuba, or tofu skin, is actually a by-product of the tofu-making process—when large vats of soy milk are heated for making tofu, the soy proteins coagulate to form a delicate skin that rises to the milk's surface and gets skimmed off. The resulting yuba has a mildly nutty flavor and bouncy elastic texture.
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