Enjoy delicious crispy pan-fried tofu with plenty of flavors! It's easy to make, and you won't have to press or mess with the tofu. All are made in one pan, 25 minutes, and are gluten-free and ...

Tofu is widely misunderstood by those that don't eat it regularly. Many people think it's nothing but a substitute for meat that's only useful for vegetarians or vegans. Even worse, there's a ...

Sometimes I think we Westerners — or many of us, anyway — have it all wrong when it comes to tofu. We think we have to press it; we don’t. We think we can’t freeze it; we can. We think its only use is ...

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Prepare the tofu by draining and pressing to get as much water out as possible. With your hands, tear the tofu into 12-16 pieces and place on a plate or baking rack over a towel. Pour the vegetable ...

The kitchen has always felt like a lab to me. Burners, pots, bubbling, scorching, weird smells — it can be super fun. It never gets more of a mad scientist vibe than when I’m making sauces. Doesn’t ...

Prepare the tofu by draining and pressing to get as much water out as possible. To press, use a tofu press or wrap tofu in towels and place a plate with a weighted object on top for 10-15 minutes.

There was a time when whole-grain rice meant one thing: brown rice, long grain or short. Eventually brown basmati hit the market, but those choices pale in comparison to what we can find on ...

I’ve been on a tofu kick lately. But you know what? I never thought I’d type that sentence. I grew up in the meat-and-potatoes Midwest, and beef was on the dinner table more often than not. For most ...