Guest guest Posted February 4, 2008 Report Share Posted February 4, 2008 I've had smoked/baked/marinated tofu products in the past but would love to try this myself. Is the recipe for the marinade you use someplace (Files/your blog?) I didn't see it but I may not be looking in the right place! Thanks! Jann " Liudwih Frankiscdohtar " <liudwih wrote: >I press mine rolled in a bath towel for several hours. > Issue 2 is the marination process. I slice my tofu. Bake it at 300* for 30 minutes then add it to a the marinade while still hot. This makes the tofu really suck up the marinade plus the cooking process will result ina firmer tofu after it cools off. >Issue 3 time. I find tofu to be a weekend habit. I will do steps one and two to several contaniers on the weekend then I will have what my husband calls " processed tofu " ready to go for the week. > > Our favorite: Extra Firm Tofu in Smoky Marinade<http://everydayveggie.blogspot.com/2008/01/smokey-tofu.html> (The same marinad in VwV for tempeh) Pan fried until cripy on the outside. After all the peices are marinated toss in the marinade and allow it reduce to a glaze. Now this next part is key to the texture. Wait 10 minutes to eat it! It firms up as it cools down. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 4, 2008 Report Share Posted February 4, 2008 It is out of the book Vegnomicon. Sorry Liudwih On Feb 4, 2008 11:11 AM, < wrote: > I've had smoked/baked/marinated tofu products in the past but would > love to try this myself. Is the recipe for the marinade you use > someplace (Files/your blog?) I didn't see it but I may not be looking > in the right place! > Thanks! > Jann > > " Liudwih Frankiscdohtar " <liudwih wrote: > >I press mine rolled in a bath towel for several hours. > > Issue 2 is the marination process. I slice my tofu. Bake it at 300* > for 30 minutes then add it to a the marinade while still hot. This > makes the tofu really suck up the marinade plus the cooking process > will result ina firmer tofu after it cools off. > >Issue 3 time. I find tofu to be a weekend habit. I will do steps one > and two to several contaniers on the weekend then I will have what my > husband calls " processed tofu " ready to go for the week. > > > > Our favorite: Extra Firm Tofu in Smoky > Marinade<http://everydayveggie.blogspot.com/2008/01/smokey-tofu.html> > (The same marinad in VwV for tempeh) Pan fried until cripy on the > outside. After all the peices are marinated toss in the marinade and > allow it reduce to a glaze. Now this next part is key to the texture. > Wait 10 minutes to eat it! It firms up as it cools down. > > > -- http://www.everydayveggie.blogspot.com/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 4, 2008 Report Share Posted February 4, 2008 My library has it (Veganomicon), I'm on the waiting list though! Thanks. Jann " Liudwih Frankiscdohtar " <liudwih wrote: > > It is out of the book Vegnomicon. > Sorry > Liudwih Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 5, 2008 Report Share Posted February 5, 2008 Hi Liudwih OK, now I'm confused although some days it doesn't take much. I had saved a message from you (and forgotten) saying the recipe was in VWaV. I have that on my wish list at Amazon.ca. Which is the better book Veganomicon or VWaV. I am not vegan but would like to lean that way just a bit more in the future. Thanks ( ) ( __ c\_/ Audrey Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 5, 2008 Report Share Posted February 5, 2008 Sorry it wasmy error. It is in Vegnomicon. Both books are awesome. I both. I would go with Vegnomicon if I had to choose as VwaV has been out longer and recipes are easier to find online. Vegnomicon has some awesome stuff in it that you can get in your average grocery store. I found VWaV alittle less accessible if that makes sense?> Hope that helps, Liudwih On Feb 5, 2008 10:10 AM, Audrey Z Burrows <quiltbug wrote: > Hi Liudwih > > OK, now I'm confused although some days it doesn't take much. I had saved > a message from you (and forgotten) saying the recipe was in VWaV. I have > that on my wish list at Amazon.ca <http://amazon.ca/>. Which is the better > book Veganomicon or VWaV. I am not vegan but would like to lean that way > just a bit more in the future. > > Thanks > ( > ) > ( > __ > c\_/ Audrey > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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