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Pasta e Fagioli from Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking

An easy and delicious soup. I used lardons for the meat. We were thinking that chicken sausages would be good, saucisse de volaille or merguez de volaille, cut in quarters lenghtwise, then into little... read more >


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Tofu Cookery

By Louise Hagler
Book Publishing Company (TN) - 1991

29th July 2010 (edited: 29th July 2010)

Chili Con Tofu With Beans : page 50

This is the best vegetarian chili recipe. I usually add some corn with the veggies at the end.

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29th July 2010

Chinese Sweet and Sour Balls : page 76

Very good!

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29th July 2010

Cilantro-Jalapeno Dip : page 13

My only note on this says Delicious.

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29th July 2010

Curried Cashew Tofu Over Noodles : page 47

This is an excellent "marinade" for frozen tofu. (Any kind of nut butter can be used.) We thought the recipe served 2-3, but a half recipe served 2 when I added some steamed broccoli florets. A dash of cayenne didn't hurt either. :-)

Frozen tofu notes:
- Thawed frozen tofu looks like a sponge and tastes about the same, but takes up a marinade nicely (e.g., the one it this recipe). Crumbled and cooked, it's rather like ground meat.
- To freeze, makes slices about 1/2" thick and put them in baggies. These will defrost quickly in hot water.

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29th July 2010

Fajitas : page 72

Good and easy.
"Makes 4-6" it says. We had 1 fat "burrito" each.

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29th July 2010

Greco-Italian Pasta With Tofu : page 65

Unusual. Easy&quick. That's all I wrote.

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29th July 2010

Green Goddess Dressing : page 39

I suspect silken tofu is what's needed here. I had to double the oil and vinegar to get something slightly less thick than toothpaste. Regular tofu taxed the blender and probably would have resulted in thinner dressing; use the food processor instead. Tasty enough.

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There's a pic on p97; mine was not as orange as the photo. Good. Served as Main.

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29th July 2010 (edited: 26th August 2010)

Sesame Tofu : page 48

This was easy. OK but a bit boring. A soy sauce/vinegar dipping sauce perked things up.

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29th July 2010

Spaghetti Primavera : page 46

We like this a lot. Notes:
- Marinating the tofu for 2 hours was not necessary.
- 2 cups of sliced mushrooms, rather than only 1 cup, would be nice

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29th July 2010

Tofu Foo Yung : page 62

Made a half recipe, with no water chestnus, no yeast, and no flour. Used more than the require amount of shrooms in the sauce. Pretty good, I wrote as a note.

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29th July 2010

Vanilla Pudding : page 141

Simple and good.

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29th July 2010

Zucchini Bisque : page 18

Simple to make and very good. Needs the salt (to taste).

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