Guest guest Posted July 20, 2006 Report Share Posted July 20, 2006 Like most tofu items, this works best as an ingredient rather than a stand alone eatable. ;o) It's absolutely deeelish mixed with salsa for a creamy dipper w/ corn chips, garnish for bean enchiladas or tofu tacos, potato topper, in guacamole or mixed in warm tomato based soups. A little goes a loooong way. I use 1 part tofu sour kreem to 3 parts salsa. Try some spread on rice bread with a roasted portabello cap and assorted veggies. Yum! A friend loves it mixed with Lipton's Onion soup mix for potato chip dip, but Lipton's has MSG - so I haven't tried that. ;o) Yield 1 cup, but you can easily halve the recipe if you won't use a whole cup in 2-3 days. Doesn't store well past that and tends to separate. Ingredients: 1 cup silken tofu 1/4 tsp corn, canola, vegetable or blend of these oil 1 Tblsp lemon juice 1/2 tsp fine grain sea salt (or crush coarse ground) 1/4 tsp sugar or sucanat Steps: Combine all ingredients and blend 2-3 minutes until smooth. I use a stick blender in a small salsa jar for this recipe. You can use a regular blender, but I wouldn't recommend unless you double this recipe. Ditto on a food processor unless you have a junior or small model. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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