Cold water soaking: when soaking dried beancurd, it is recommended to soak it in cold water, so that the taste of dried beancurd will not be lost and the appearance will be neat and clean. Be careful not to soak yuba in boiling water, which will easily lead to uneven hardness, even rotten outside and hard inside. Warm water bubble: Generally, two pieces of Yuba are connected together and burst at the U-shaped joint of Yuba, because this is the most difficult place to bubble. Then, fold the Yuba shorter. Soak in warm water for two or three minutes, then rub it with your hands, just like squeezing water out of a sponge, and then change some water to soak.

1. Cold water soaking: When soaking dried beancurd, it is recommended to soak it in cold water, so that the taste of dried beancurd will not be lost and the appearance will be neat and clean. Be careful not to soak yuba in boiling water, which will easily lead to uneven hardness, even rotten outside and hard inside.

2. Warm water soaking: Generally, two pieces of yuba break at the U-shaped joint of yuba, because this is the most difficult place to soak, and then yuba becomes shorter. Soak in warm water for two or three minutes, then rub it with your hands, just like squeezing water out of a sponge, and then change some water to soak.

3. Warm water and salt soaking: When soaking tofu, soak it in warm water and add a little salt in the water, so that the tofu will be easily soaked and the hardness will be uniform, and some places will not become soft, and some places will be dry and hard.

4. Soak in warm water with white vinegar: Add a few drops of white vinegar to warm water, soak dried beancurd in warm water with white vinegar, and then press it with a big bowl or plate so that all the water does not pass through the dried beancurd, which can speed up the soaking speed of dried beancurd. Soak for about 3-4 hours.