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Marinating Tofu:
Marinating Tofu:
Block ‘o’ Tofu (I prefer firm, your choice)
Couple TBL Cajun Seasoning (I’m lazy so I used a pre-mix. Home mixes are encouraged)
½ Cup Oil
Glug or 2 Apple Cider Vinegar
Marinade (Not Pictured : Apple Cider Vinegar) |
A day or a few hours in advance mix up all of the ingredients except tofu. Slice the tofu. (I did 8 slices.) If you have a sealable container or put it back in the tofu tray, layer the tofu and pour the marinade over the top. Make sure it is all coated. Cover. Let it MARINATE in the fridge.
I let it marinate for 3 days... |
When the tofu is all flavored up:
Rice
Can of Red Beans
Sweet Potato/Yam
Bell Pepper (Any)
Onion
Mushrooms
Asparagus
Sugar
Cook the rice according to package instructions.
Well, that wasn't hard |
Heat 1 Large pan over Med-High heat (Tofu), and another large pan with some oil (I use coconut) over Med (Veg.)
This Too! |
This is what I had on hand |
Chop all vegetables.
This is what chopped vegetables look like |
Toss in the onions and mushrooms. Lay the sliced tofu in the hot pan. Let it sizzle. (A little smoke is good, means its BLACKENING!)
Tossed |
Layed |
Put the Yam/Sweet potato in with the Mushrooms/Onions. Toss and cover
Yams in Pan |
LET IT WERK. While that happens rinse your beans
Beans |
Rinsed Beans |
Check tofu, when you have reached desired blackened-ness, FLIP!
Not Quite... |
Rice should be about done now…FLUFF IT. Then add the beans
It is done... |
...It is fluffed... |
...Beans are added. |
Continue checking tofu until each side reaches its desired color.
Check the Yams/Sweet Potato…if they are near halfway done-ness add the remaining vegetables. TOSS and cover.
Remaining Vegetables Added |
Tossed |
Allowing food to cook |
Tofu should be about done…when it is turn off the burner and just let it hang out while the veggies finish up.
Desired Blackened-osity |
About half this much sugar |
Take some (VEGAN) sugar and sprinkle it over the vegetables. TOSS. Let it WERK.
Put your food on a plate. EAT IT.
On a Plate |
Tofu on a Plate |
Veg on a Plate |
Mk, I Ate It |
If you are like me and always make way too much food because you grew up in a household of 75 people and are always concerned with there being enough food or randoms dropping by…then take what’s left, heat it up (for the love of love please do it on the stove, toaster oven, or conventional oven; MICROWAVES SUCK) and make a wrap for lunch the following day…YUM! This would make a redonkulously good scramble too…Mmmm Food. I’m Fat.
WRAP. |
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