Rice with pigeon peas (classic dish from my birthplace, Puerto Rico); sweet plantains; sautéed spinach with onions and garlic; and teriyaki tofu.
Try as I might, even when I marinate days before, I haven't learned how to get the seasonings to really penetrate into the tofu.
Any tips?
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Hi Tanya
So sorry but I don't cook with tofu as it never used to agree with me even though it's not high fodmap (I've got IBS and have been following a special diet).
I really must give it another go though as it's good for you.
Alicia🌈
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Thanks for the link! I will definitely check it out. 😊
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You're welcome. One Green Planet have some fabulous recipes, you might find something there and there's also Veganuary which have some excellent recipes:
I agree. It's not easy to get flavouring into tofu. I sometimes make a roasted vegetable dish with tofu where I coat everything in dried spices, either harissa or ras el hanout it dries the tofu out quite a lot but I love it it's my favourite and the tofu does take on some of the spice. I think roasted with oil and spices and keeping a close eye on it is the best bet..(I have also tried marinating it for ages without success)..Your meal looks delicious by the way.
That looks lovely Tanya, I have read a number of times that freezing tofu gives it a better texture as it absorbs the water, cutting it into rasher like slices before freezing.
I must admit I have not mastered the art of cooking tofu - I tend to cheat and buy already marinated tofu instead
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