Is there such a thing as letting your soy curls marinate in sauce for ātoo longā? Like, putting them in the refrigerator and then forgetting theyāre in there for say, a day? Or two? Or three?
Lolā¦Iām cooking them nowā¦will let you know how they come out!
I have made two huge batches of spaghetti aglio e olio with black olives for my parents. I'm going to make oatmeal-based energy bites in a bit and then some vegan sausages. I might try a recipe for vegan nacho cheese from Sweet Simple vegan. It has the potatoes and carrots, but it uses cashews as well. I will need to soak the cashews first, though.
Ok, TODAY I'm doing this....Two loaves of rye bread, one to freeze.
Date, oat and walnut balls or bars
Either tofu quiche, or the tofu onion dip/spread
What is it about silken that makes it taste so bad by itself? This was in a water pack rather than shelf box, but it was still that weird taste. I can eat reg tofu out of the package
That's what I made, added some my mayo. I use silken for things, but it has a very odd unpleasant taste. Very unlike reg tofu. Whether boxed or water packedI have never eaten tofu out of the package - with silken I make chip dip, first I use an immersion blender to make it all smooth then I put in an onion soup mix and some garlic powder and mix it well and put in the fridge for an hour or so for the soup mix to soften - it is delicious - I have also seen it used as a frosting and there are lots of good recipes out there for it.
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In recipes I don't find the taste coming through. I use silken for that dip and this amazing chocolate silk pieSilken tofu is not good, imo. I don't even like it in recipes that call for it, like creamy desserts. I stay away from recipes that call for it or I just use regular firm tofu and blend it well. It's been awhile since I've done anything with it, though.