CeliacCorner’s Featured Food Blogger for the month of March
Using Japanese staples of Tofu and Rice flour makes this cheese cake healthy, low calorie, and delicious!
Use a 15cm diameter round cake pan (5.9 inches diameter round cake pan)
Ingredients:
200g (7 oz) cream cheese
50g (1.8 oz) sour cream
50g (1.8 oz) sugar
100g (3.5 oz) silken tofu
1 egg (Size of egg is M which is 55g in net)
1 teaspoon lemon juice
30g (1 oz) rice flour
Instructions:
1. Let cream cheese warm to room temperature and drain tofu.
2. Put cream cheese (1) in a bowl and beat until it is creamy. Add sour cream and sugar and mix them well.
3. Add drained tofu, egg and lemon juice in (2) and mix them well. Add rice flour lastly and stir to allow the flour to cook out.
4. Scrape into a round cake pan lined with parchment paper and bake in the warmed oven at 392°F (200℃) for about 30 minutes.
When finished cooling, turn the cake out of the pan and refrigerate.
Enjoy!
Yasuko Imabeppu is a cooking specialist & nutritionist, living in Tokyo.
She is a cookbook author, lecturer and has appeared on Tokyo television.
I try to create healthy recipes that are gentle to the body while providing balanced nutrition. In 1999, I began to prepare gluten free rice flour recipes due to my daughter’s wheat allergy. My first born son was a very healthy child so I was shocked when I learned my second child was allergic to wheat. In Japan, wheat is used from main dish to side dish including snack or dessert such as bread, noodle, stew, batter-fried dishes, cakes and cookies, so many foods in our daily life.
Rice flour is used for many purposes and you can enjoy a variety of textures according to food preparation method. I remember the first time I ate rice flour, a homemade snack baked by my grandmother.
I hope that you will be inspired to try cooking with Rice flour as well. Considering people with wheat intolerances around the world, I was inspired to publish my own cookbook (English edition) on Kindle in Feb.2013.
Check out Yasuko’s Kindle Edition Cookbook (English translation)
“Gluten-Free Rice Flour Healthy Recipes” with 71 recipes for meals & sweets here!
Follow Yasuko: Website, Twitter, Facebook
If you plan to visit Japan, visit Yasuko’s site for gfree restaurant & store info
SusanT
March 10, 2013 at 1:54 pmLove tofu, love Japan, love cooking with rice flour. xox
Jen
March 8, 2013 at 5:02 pmReally looks yummy. Thank you.
Gale
March 7, 2013 at 6:27 pmThanks Celiac Corner for featuring an international food blogger. Enjoyed the recipe post.
Bella
March 6, 2013 at 4:02 pmNice recipe ——— thanks.
Mindy
March 6, 2013 at 11:16 amI love tofu and cook with it frequently. This cake looks delicious.
Allison
March 5, 2013 at 7:56 pmNice to meet you Yasuko. I just visited your website, you have wonderful recipes. I am new to celiac disease, and I just brought home a bag of rice flour, so I’m looking forward to trying out this recipe. I’m not a big fan of Tofu, well actually I’ve never had it :), so I’m interested in how it will taste.
Yasuko Imabeppu
March 6, 2013 at 8:29 amNice to meet you Allison, too. I’m glad you are interested in my healthy recipe with Tofu.
Rice flour differs in character depending on milling technique or flour manufacturer. Cake or bread sometimes does not rice as you desire and you may have to adjust more or less water to add. I hope you can make it delicious 🙂
Thank you!