This is Why You Should Freeze Your Tofu



This simple trick will transform how you cook with tofu.

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  1. Funny how the people that โ€œsayโ€ they hate tofu watch and felt it necessary to continue criticizing this fantastic video~~~always a bunch of naysayers who have nothing better to do than criticize the hard work of others ~~~ internet bullies .

  2. I've read that frozen vacuum-sealed beef, chicken, pork, & lamb can last for three years in the freezer. Have you ever considered doing a taste test video with freshly bought meat vs three-year-old meat? Or maybe a taste test between 1yr, 2yr, & 3yr old meat? I wonder how edible a 3yr old steak would be.

  3. I actually noticed the results by accident. I take a lot of catered food from work, and sometimes the salad bar has these grilled cubes of firm tofu. I take it home as something to add to vegan soups and stuff. I freeze separated on a plate and the place the frozen pieces into containers. When I am ready to use i microwave to defrost and then lightly sautรฉ with seasons and complete a soup. it does absorb flavor much better.

  4. LMAO! Only in the whitebread West is tofu limited to the tired blocks of silken tofu designated by its firmness! Do whatever you want with that stuff, but in the end, explore the myriad other, much more interesting, varieties of tofu. Its funny, as having lived in China where MYRIAD forms of tofu are readily available, I have not once been subjected to the silken 'whitebread jello' of silken tofu.

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