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I used to enjoy a Thai restaurant who did a curry with Tofu. The tofu was thinly sliced and fried to give it a bit of texture, and it absorbed the curry flavours. I can't make tofu delicious on its own, but I do use it occasionally to add protein to a stir-fry (instead of chicken, pork or beef lumps). I think that tofu is best pressed a bit to remove excess moisture, then sliced and fried, and then added to whatever. It's worth giving it a try, as long as you don't expect something meaty and strong flavoured.
Thanks for your answer atheist.
I used it in a stir fry last night as I feel now we’re eating less and less meat, and have never been huge fish eaters, that our diet probably lacks sufficient protein. We both get a bit over pulsed if you see what I mean.
I looked online and did as you said..pressed it to squeeze some water out, then cubed it and roasted it before adding to the stir fry.
I was never expecting it to be anything like a pretend meat product in texture or taste, am just after the protein. It was very innocuous, neither horrible nor wonderful, and I would use it again in a stir fry, probably not for anything else though.
Thanks again.
I used it in a stir fry last night as I feel now we’re eating less and less meat, and have never been huge fish eaters, that our diet probably lacks sufficient protein. We both get a bit over pulsed if you see what I mean.
I looked online and did as you said..pressed it to squeeze some water out, then cubed it and roasted it before adding to the stir fry.
I was never expecting it to be anything like a pretend meat product in texture or taste, am just after the protein. It was very innocuous, neither horrible nor wonderful, and I would use it again in a stir fry, probably not for anything else though.
Thanks again.
I thought I might try it after watching the Hairy Bikers cooking with it in a pub just down the road from us! It does seem to need strong flavours. It was interesting to see it being made.
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They came past our house on their bikes ! Watched them doing so on the tele!
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They came past our house on their bikes ! Watched them doing so on the tele!
I used a black bean sauce for the stir fry so the tofu did take up some of the flavour. And I added some peanuts for extra texture. Although that sticky sweet and spicy recipe does look good, I couldn’t be bothered with the faff to be honest. I don’t do faff cooking these days, my back just can’t take all the standing at the worktops.
Ha ha Dave, you’re possibly right. I’d never use the silky stuff instead of scrambled eggs, or anything else for that matter. The vegan in our family uses it a fair bit in various ways but given we’re neither vegetarian nor vegan I just want to find a few ways of adding protein into our diet.
Ha ha Dave, you’re possibly right. I’d never use the silky stuff instead of scrambled eggs, or anything else for that matter. The vegan in our family uses it a fair bit in various ways but given we’re neither vegetarian nor vegan I just want to find a few ways of adding protein into our diet.
I tried tofu many years ago and was not impressed.
Tonight I was going to have fish, but since I feel pretty rubbish, the fish is in the freezer and some sausages will go on the slow cooker.
So far this week I've had harissa eggs on toast, quiche, baked cauli risotto with camembert, spinach and cheese stuffed mushrooms, and deconstructed fish pie. So not much meat at dinner...the last red meat was last Friday.
I'm not a beef fan, and prefer pork, chicken and fish...with eggs in between. Don't like beans...nor do they like me. So protein comes from animals.
Tonight I was going to have fish, but since I feel pretty rubbish, the fish is in the freezer and some sausages will go on the slow cooker.
So far this week I've had harissa eggs on toast, quiche, baked cauli risotto with camembert, spinach and cheese stuffed mushrooms, and deconstructed fish pie. So not much meat at dinner...the last red meat was last Friday.
I'm not a beef fan, and prefer pork, chicken and fish...with eggs in between. Don't like beans...nor do they like me. So protein comes from animals.
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