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Re: From someone who Was afraid of TOFU:>From: Dona (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 13 Mar 2001 20:15:06 -0600 (CST)
LoL... I was scared of tofu my first time too. My husband had takin me out for Japanese food and I didnt even know what half the stuff was that I was eating...but then with sushi ide rather not know *Smile*!! Dona >Hi, I was afraid of (grossed out by) tofu until a friend of mine put it >in a soup. I thought it was meat until she told me it was tofu! It >absorbed the broth & flavors of the soup; so my advice is that if you >really want to try tofu, have it in some type of broth or cook it with >other foods that will give it flavor. I think the kind in the stew was >a more solid type. I was so pleasantly surprised!! Have fun! :) > >At Sun, 11 Mar 2001, Dona wrote: >> >>lol...your welcome!! >>Tofu is actually kind of bland unless you buy the flavored kind (like >>smoked). not everyone likes it...I had to get used to the texture.They >>use it a lot in japanese cooking. Miso soup has it in it..it's those >>little cubes floating around in it.Tofu also tends to pick up the flavor >>of what ever you cook it with.If you use it with chicken broth it tends >>to pick up the broth flavor.There is gormet burrito place near me that >>makes tofu burrito's with whole wheat torteas,smoked tofu, beans and >>wild rice(the wild rice is ok to eat because it is high in fiber and >>whole wheat torteas are better for you than the flour ones)spice it up >>with some salsa and its actually really good!!!! >>Well good luck and have a great week! >>Dona
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