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Tofu Crumbles -- Asian Style
Tofu Crumbles -- Asian Style Ingredients: spices, ginger, ground spices, garlic powder soy sauce made from soy (tamari) rice vinegar, spices, pepper, red or cayenne water, bottled, generic sauce, hoisin, ready-to-serv...
Tofu Crumbles -- Asian Style
Ingredients:
spices, ginger, ground
spices, garlic powder
soy sauce made from soy (tamari)
rice vinegar,
spices, pepper, red or cayenne
water, bottled, generic
sauce, hoisin, ready-to-serve
oil, sesame, salad or cooking
water, bottled, generic
Directions:
NOTE: It is very important to press and dry the tofu well, otherwise, this will be a big sloppy mess instead of crumbles.
Combine all ingredients EXCEPT TOFU in a pan and simmer gently for 5-10 minutes, just until the sauce becomes slightly thick.
Set aside the sauce to cool a bit.
While the sauce is cooling, crumble the pressed and dried tofu into a bowl.
Toss the tofu with a bit of the cooled sauce, adding sauce in small increments until the tofu is uniformly colored, but with no liquid at the bottom of the bowl.
You will have some leftover sauce that you can refrigerate and use later.
Preheat oven to 300 degrees.
Put parchment down on a sheet pan and carefully spread the sauced tofu on it.
Bake until the tofu looks dry and a bit crumbly, but be careful not to overcook or burn it.
As the tofu bakes, turn it over occasionally with a spatula to help the "drying" process.
Baking should take at least 20 minutes, but may take much longer depending on how well you were able to press out the water.
When the tofu crumbles appear sufficiently dry, take them out of the oven and add them to sauteed peppers, bean sprouts, celery, mushrooms, spinach, eggs, or whatever!
Enjoy!
Ingredients:
spices, ginger, ground
spices, garlic powder
soy sauce made from soy (tamari)
rice vinegar,
spices, pepper, red or cayenne
water, bottled, generic
sauce, hoisin, ready-to-serve
oil, sesame, salad or cooking
water, bottled, generic
Directions:
NOTE: It is very important to press and dry the tofu well, otherwise, this will be a big sloppy mess instead of crumbles.
Combine all ingredients EXCEPT TOFU in a pan and simmer gently for 5-10 minutes, just until the sauce becomes slightly thick.
Set aside the sauce to cool a bit.
While the sauce is cooling, crumble the pressed and dried tofu into a bowl.
Toss the tofu with a bit of the cooled sauce, adding sauce in small increments until the tofu is uniformly colored, but with no liquid at the bottom of the bowl.
You will have some leftover sauce that you can refrigerate and use later.
Preheat oven to 300 degrees.
Put parchment down on a sheet pan and carefully spread the sauced tofu on it.
Bake until the tofu looks dry and a bit crumbly, but be careful not to overcook or burn it.
As the tofu bakes, turn it over occasionally with a spatula to help the "drying" process.
Baking should take at least 20 minutes, but may take much longer depending on how well you were able to press out the water.
When the tofu crumbles appear sufficiently dry, take them out of the oven and add them to sauteed peppers, bean sprouts, celery, mushrooms, spinach, eggs, or whatever!
Enjoy!