The Tofu Cookbook: Over 150 quick and easy recipes. Leah Leneman
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Название: The Tofu Cookbook: Over 150 quick and easy recipes

Автор: Leah Leneman

Издательство: HarperCollins

Жанр: Кулинария

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isbn: 9780007524464

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      6 When ready to serve add the chopped artichoke hearts with their dressing to the rice, along with the cubes of tofu. Decorate with the asparagus.

       Hijiki salad with tofu dressing

      Hijiki (also spelled hiziki) is one of the nicest Japanese sea vegetables, and its tang is well complemented by a tofu dressing.

IMPERIAL/METRICAMERICAN
1½–2 oz (45–55g)hijiki1½–2 oz
4–6spring onions (scallions)4–6
1 lb (455g)soft or medium tofu2 cups
4 tbsvegetable oil4 tbs
1 tbscider vinegar or wine vinegar1 tbs
1 tbstahini1 tbs
3 tspsoy sauce3 tsp

      1 Chop the hijiki with cold water and leave to soak for about 20 minutes. Drain, rinse, and cover with fresh water in a saucepan. Bring to the boil, cover the pan, then lower the heat, and simmer for about 10 minutes. Drain and rinse.

      2 Chop the hijiki coarsely. Chop the spring onions (scallions) finely and put them in a bowl with the hijiki.

      3 Put the tofu, oil, vinegar, tahini and soy sauce in a liquidizer and blend.

      4 Add this tofu dressing to the hijiki and mix thoroughly before serving.

       Shredded vegetable and brown rice salad with miso dressing

      The list of ingredients may be long but this is a substantial dish, perfect for a summer’s day when there are hearty appetites to satisfy but a hot meal has no appeal. Vegans who do not eat honey could use raw cane sugar or omit the sweet taste altogether.

IMPERIAL/METRICAMERICAN
4 oz (115g)medium or firm tofu½ cup
as requiredvegetable oil for deep-fryingas required
¾ lb (340g)brown rice2 cups
2 small or 1 largepotato2 small or 1 large
2 large or 4 smallspring onions (scallions)2 large or 4 small
1–2 clovesgarlic1–2 cloves
2 tbschopped parsley2 tbs
½ tspmustard powder½ tsp
juice of ½lemonjuice of ½
8 tbsvegetable oil8 tbs
3 tbscider vinegar or wine vinegar3 tbs
1 tbsmiso1 tbs
2 tbshoney2 tbs
3 tbswater3 tbs
2 small or 1 largetomato2 small or 1 large
1 stickcelery1 stick
3 oz (85g)white cabbage⅓ cup
4 oz (115g)raw beetroot (beet)½ cup
3 oz (85g)alfalfa sprouts⅓ cup

      1 Dice the tofu, deep-fry the cubes in the oil and set aside. Cook the brown rice and the potato, cool and set aside. (These preparations can be done in advance.)

      2 Chop the spring onions (scallions) and garlic finely. Combine them with the parsley, mustard powder, lemon juice, and half the oil and vinegar; mix well with the rice. Leave to marinate in a cool place or the refrigerator for at least an hour.

      3 Combine the remaining oil and vinegar with the miso, honey and water and blend thoroughly in a liquidizer. Set aside.

      4 Chop the potato, tomato, and celery. Grate the cabbage and beetroot (beet). Combine the vegetables with the alfalfa sprouts and fried tofu in a large bowl, and pour the miso dressing over. Mix thoroughly.

      5 Use the marinated rice as a base and top with the vegetables and tofu in miso dressing.

       Curried cauliflower and tofu salad

      This salad has an unusual combination of flavours and textures.

IMPERIAL/METRICAMERICAN
8–10 oz (225g–285g)firm or medium tofu1–1¼ cups
as requiredvegetable oil for deep-fryingas required
½ lb (225g)brown rice1⅓ cups
1 smallcauliflower1 small
1 tbsvegetable oil1 tbs
1 tbscider vinegar or wine vinegar1 tbs
4 tbssoya (soy) mayonnaise4 tbs
2 tbssoya (soy) milk2 tbs
1 tbscurry powder1 tbs
as requiredsea saltas required
as requiredfreshly ground black pepperas required
2 smallgreen (bell) peppers2 small
2 stickscelery2 sticks
1 smallonion1 small
as requiredlettuceas required

      1 Cube the tofu and deep-fry in the oil. Cook the rice in salted boiling water. Cool both and set aside. (These preparations may be done in advance if desired.)

      2 Wash and dry the cauliflower and divide it into florets. Mix the rice with the oil, vinegar and cauliflower and set aside.

      3 Combine the mayonnaise, milk, curry powder, salt and pepper in a large bowl, add the cubes of deep-fried tofu, and mix thoroughly.

      4 Slice the green (bell) peppers into thin strips. Chop the celery and onion finely.

      5 Combine the rice mixture, the tofu mixture, and the chopped vegetables, and serve on a bed of lettuce.

       Brown rice and sweetcorn (corn) salad

      Mediterranean flavours predominate in this salad, which has mashed tofu mixed into it.

IMPERIAL/METRICAMERICAN
½ lb (225g)brown rice1⅓ cups
1green or red (bell) pepper1
2 large or 4 smallspring onions (scallions)2 large or 4 small
8black olives8
1 tin (about 14 oz [400g])sweetcorn (corn)1 can (14–16 oz)
2 tsp dried orbasil2 tsp dried or
2 tbs fresh2 tbs fresh
½ lb (225g)firm or medium tofu1 cup
2 tspsoy sauce2 tsp
½ tspmustard powder½ tsp
2 tbscider vinegar or wine vinegar2 tbs
2 tbslemon juice2 tbs
4 tbsvirgin olive oil4 tbs
as requiredfreshly ground black pepperas required
1–2tomatoes1–2
as requiredlettuceas required

      1 Cook the rice in salted boiling water until tender, then cool.

      2 Chop the pepper. Chop the spring onions (scallions) and olives finely. Drain the sweetcorn (corn) and add it to the rice with the pepper and spring onions (scallions), olives and basil. Crumble the tofu into this mixture.

      3 Combine the soy sauce, mustard powder, vinegar, lemon juice, oil and black pepper, and stir well with a fork.

      4 Add this dressing to the rice and mix thoroughly. Leave for at least an hour in a cool place or the refrigerator.

      5 Slice the tomatoes. Serve the salad piled on to lettuce leaves and top with the sliced СКАЧАТЬ