Tofu can be a little boring at times, but it is actually a pretty smart (and tasty!) vehicle for your meals when you know what to do with it. Made from whole soybeans, it’s also healthier than many veggie burgers and soy protein powders. Here’s some creative ways to up the flavor a bit more in your dishes!
Source: 5 Surprisingly Delicious Ways to Cook With Tofu | One Green Planet
Learn how to make bibimbap, a traditional Korean rice dish and your new favorite food.
Source: Bangin’ Korean Bibimbap [Vegan, Gluten-Free] | One Green Planet
Dear Sweet & Spicy Sriracha Tofu, Please get in my mouth immediately. Love, Sam. The crispy tofu, the heat of Sriracha, and the sweet agave sauciness, make one fiiine combination. Delivery has nothing on this, and with the freezing temperatures we’ve been having, I’m pretty sure the delivery guy is A-ok with avoiding the running about in the cold…. Read More »
Source: Sweet & Spicy Sriracha Tofu • it doesn’t taste like chicken
This is a commissioned post. Ring in the Year of the Rooster with this “lucky” dish of spicy peanut butter, soba noodles and spiralized parsnips. I can’t promise health, wealth an…
Source: Spicy Asian Peanut Butter Noodles – a Healthy Chinese New Year Recipe | food to glow
This cauliflower is covered in a sauce made from vegetables and spices and then fermented in a mason jar for a few days. The result is soft, flavorful florets that are sweet and sour.
Source: Fermented Sweet and Sour Cauliflower [Vegan, Gluten-Free] | One Green Planet
The tofu is crispy and flavorful, the sauce is not too sweet and not too spicy, just thick and rich, the way I remember it. Served with crunchy broccoli and 5-Spice Brown Rice, my General Tso’s Tofu is made to order. And no, I don’t deliver. Enjoy!
Source: General Tso’s Tofu [Vegan, Gluten-Free] | One Green Planet
Tempeh, besides being delicious, is an excellent plant-based source of protein that undergoes very little processing and contains a lot of nutrients. Perhaps, with these tips, I can help you improve your relationship with tempeh.
Source: 5 Tips for Making Amazing Tempeh Dishes | One Green Planet
Not only is Chinese New Year filled with food that’s fun and delicious, but many of the foods have symbolic meanings. Here are some of the best ideas for your own Chinese New Year celebration.
“It is only when the last tree is cut down, the last fish is caught, and the last river poisoned, we will realize that we cannot eat money.”
Source: Why Going Vegan is the Greatest Thing You Can Do to Fight Global Warming | The Inertia
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