TOFU

topic posted Thu, December 1, 2005 - 1:34 PM by  Sekhmet
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Does anyone have an tips for how to season tofu or saute it. I am just starting to cook with tofu. I have learned that one cannot use silken tofu 4 everything . .lol
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Sekhmet
Miami
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  • Re: TOFU

    01/02
    The extra firm is the best for holding seasoning and general prep as far as baking or sauteing. We usually season like you would chicken or fish or whatever. It depends on what your are going for. For instance if you want it like an 'italian' type cuisine then use oregano and thyme. If you are going for a seafood style then go with those type seasonings. You can use egg replacer, flour and cornmeal for breading the tofu and then bake it or whatever. Let your creativity flow and things will come to you of what to do and how to do it. Try not to get tense if meals don't turn out like you want or expect.

    I think most vegetarians have had the silken tofu sticking all to the pan not tasting right debacle. ;+)
    • Re: TOFU

      03/19
      Tofu just isn't worthwhile to me if it isn't extra firm & marinated first. I actually press my tofu- lay out some cheese cloth, place your block of TF on top, then fold the other half of the Cheese cloth over it, like a book. Lay something heavy like a cutting board or book on top of the whole thing. let the weight of your heavy object squeeze the excess water out of the TF for a while- maybey 20 minutes? then you've got a almost cheese textured TF that's dry enough to saute in oil, bake in sauce, steam or deep fry. siken TF is great for making desserts - like key lime pie /pumkin pie, smoothies, and fake scrambled eggs. :)

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