tofu
does anyone on here cook with tofu? do you have any recipes? thanks!
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i use it in veggie stir fry....just sitr fry some veggies cut up in pam and then thorw in tofu, mix with your choice of suace and poof..instant meal....you can eat it plain or wiht noodles or rice!!
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Where can you get Tofu???????????![]()
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most supermarkets have it - or health food stores....
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You can get tofu pretty much anywhere. In regular supermarkets it's in the produce aisle.
The best way, IMO, to cook tofu is to press all of the water out of it. Cut it into the desired sized pieces and place them between a few paper towels on a baking sheet, then cover it with another baking sheet and then put a weight on top (I use a 5 lb. bag of flour or sugar). Let it sit for about half an hour, and then most of the water will be squeezed out. This way, when you cook with it, the tofu will absorb the flavor of whatever sauce you're using and also hold its shape much more. I used to cook tofu all the time (I'm a former vegetarian) so if anyone needs any recipe ideas, feel free to FM me!
The best way, IMO, to cook tofu is to press all of the water out of it. Cut it into the desired sized pieces and place them between a few paper towels on a baking sheet, then cover it with another baking sheet and then put a weight on top (I use a 5 lb. bag of flour or sugar). Let it sit for about half an hour, and then most of the water will be squeezed out. This way, when you cook with it, the tofu will absorb the flavor of whatever sauce you're using and also hold its shape much more. I used to cook tofu all the time (I'm a former vegetarian) so if anyone needs any recipe ideas, feel free to FM me!
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i prefer getting the firmer tofu and just replace it in anymeal that you use meat...
DH loves my tofu meatless balls....
its all about the flavoring...
DH loves my tofu meatless balls....
its all about the flavoring...
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I use it all the time. I think it is easier to incorporate into recipes than people think!
