Prep the container: Cut parchment paper to fit the container, then lay it flat inside. This helps with easy removal after steaming.
Beat the eggs until smooth.
Add soy milk (320 ml) and stir gently to combine.
Strain the egg mixture into the container. This makes the tofu texture smoother and more refined.
Start preparing to steam the egg mixture. We’re using an electric rice cooker—just add 1 cup of water and steam for about 20 minutes, leaving a small gap for steam to escape.If you're using a stovetop steamer, be sure to steam over medium-low heat for the same amount of time (20 minutes).
Check doneness: Gently shake the container—if it wobbles like water, it's not done yet. A set, jiggly texture with bounce means it's cooked through.
Let it cool slightly before serving. You can enjoy it warm or chill it in the fridge for the next day.
Unmold and cut: Run a spatula or scraper around the edges to loosen, then flip the container onto a large plate. Cut into portions. For nicer presentation, you can trim the edges. But for family meals, feel free to skip it and avoid food waste.
Finish with toppings: Drizzle soy sauce, then sprinkle bonito flakes and scallions. Your egg tofu is ready to serve!
Serve the egg tofu and enjoy.