Frozen Tofu Nuggets, Three Ways
There are plenty of recipes using frozen crumbled tofu out there...I wasn't that interested until I started using silken rather than cotton tofu. Cotton tofu works too though.
Frozen tofu nuggets
1 pack tofu, cotton or silk, 300g frozen and pressed, then squeezed to about 130g in weight, crumble into bowl
1/2 tsp ginger juice
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp kochujang or miso
1 T peanut butter
These soft nuggets are great in meatless "subuta" (sweet and sour pork) or with a tangy sauce for lunchboxes.
300g silk tofu frozen, pressed and squeezed to about 130 g in weight, crumbled
1 c fresh soft bread crumbs
4 T grated onion
1/2 tsp salt
Pepper
1/2 t brown sugar
1 T vinegar
1 t soy sauce
1/4 tsp red pepper (more is too spicy unless you want really spicy nibbles)
Cumin & coriander
Paprika
Marjoram or oregano, sage
2-3 T grated cheese optional (for the grilled crispy squares option)
Or, press out into squares and grill in oven toaster 10-15 mins (crunchier in thin layers).
The sugar and vinegar add more interest to the flavor, and give the herbs something to argue with.
300 g silk tofu frozen, pressed and squeezed to about 130 g in weight, crumbled
Steamed pumpkin, same weight as tofu
1-2 cloves garlic (depending on size) and 1 t kalonjeera or cumin seeds, fried in 1 t oil
1/2 t salt
pepper
1 t crumbled dried sage
1/2 t brown sugar
2 t vinegar
To bake: either grill on an oiled tray in an oven toaster, or roll up in greased foil or baking paper and bake in an oven toaster
Yum!
ReplyDeleteI made this tonight.
I didn't have garlic or sage so I put in a teaspoon of toubanjian and hoisin - which meant I thought vinegar and sugar wouldn't be necessary. I had green onion that needed to be used up so added them to.
It's a definite keeper.
Thanks :)
Cecilia