Summer is here in a big way and it is time to break out the sunhats and paddleboards and hit the water! We have had record hot weather this summer in B.C. To keep the house cool, I’ve been using the oven as little as possible. The airfryer is my best friend lately! It is quick, easy and fun to use. Welcome to my new recipe – Tofu & Veggie Bowl with Orange, Garlic & Ginger Sauce. I hope you try it and love it!
We recently had family visiting which was lovely. To avoid coming in after a day of outdoor fun and having to make dinner, I prepared this recipe completely ahead of time. It was ready and waiting to place into bowls and drizzle with sauce! I prepped and pre-cooked the veggies, and the tofu marinated all day in this tasty added oil and sugar free Orange Garlic & Ginger Sauce.
This recipe is great for a quick meal and simple to prepare ahead of time. It would be perfect to make for a really big group and tastes wonderful as left-overs.
Marinate the tofu in half of the sauce for as little or as much time as you have. The beautiful thing about marinating tofu, as opposed to raw meat, is not having to discard any uncooked marinade. It is not going to contain bacteria and even feces like meat will. To find out how up to 48% of chicken is found to contain fecal matter, which can contain e-coli, click the link in the prior sentence…
Yikes… No thanks. I’ll enjoy feces free tofu please.
Isn’t tofu bad for me?
Are you worried about tofu causing breast cancer and “man-boobs”? I discussed this fallacy with a nurse friend recently. It is sad that many people who have had breast cancer are being told, even by their doctors, to stay away from soy products in their diet. It is fascinating the way the media has imbedded fear into people on this topic. Rest assured, this information is false. Studies show that people who consume soy products actually have reduced incidences of cancer and that soy is protective against diseases. For more information, please see this blog post where you will find links to information and videos from doctors on the topic of soy.
www.thevibrantveggie.com - add sprouts, greens, seeds or nuts for added fiber and texture
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