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One of the things I miss most as a veggie is barbecue sauce, since it’s typically eaten with steak or ribs. What can a vegetarian eat barbecue sauce with? I’ve just learned the answer: fried tofu. Give this barbecued tofu sandwich a try – you won’t believe your taste buds.
This simple recipe makes a crunchy tofu that is very bland by itself, but great for dipping into peanut sauce or barbecue sauce.
There’s no set recipe for breakfast burritos – you can stuff them with pretty much anything you like. This recipe is for a basic breakfast burrito that you can customize to suit your own tastes.
A fluffy gratin featuring cauliflower, somewhat reminiscent of quiche but lighter and egg-free.
Chop suey, despite its Chinese name, is actually an American recipe, normally made with a mix of meat, vegetables, and bean sprouts. This vegan version uses tofu, bok choy, and spinach, to great effect.
This delicious, low-carb deviled tofu can be spread on celery or bread, or served atop a green salad.
Mock meatballs are usually made with tofu or tempeh, but this unique recipe uses eggplant and walnuts to great effect.
Carmelized onions and tofu make a savory vegan pie.
Fried tofu is easy to make and has a nice chewy/crunchy texture.
Creamy, vegan, garlic salad dressing.
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