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Hi Abbe, I don’t use much tofu in my cooking because it contains soy, which messes with my hormones. You might want to check out my friend Jaden’s site, http://www.SteamyKitchen.com. She has some great tofu recipes. Here’s a link to search results for tofu recipes:
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Debbie Diamond says
I read Zabar’s latest email and I am impressed with your web site name. I wanted to see what you show on your site.
I used to teach an international gourmet cooking class, and I’m very impressed by your recipes. I’m bookmarking your site and will check it regularly.
Thank you, Tori!
Kristy says
Fabulous ideas. And thank you for the reminder about your sweet and sour eggplant. I had that one printed to make. 🙂
Pragmatician says
Each of them looks great and actually doable for a layman in the kitchen like myself.
I think I’m going to start with he Ligurian Pasta Trenette, looks so delicious.
Em {pushups with polish} says
Roasted Cauliflower is awesome! The only way i like to eat it lol. Can’t wait to check out the other recipes since im vegetarian!
ps: hope all is well 🙂
xxo em
abbe says
how about some low cal tofu dishes please.
Tori Avey says
Hi Abbe, I don’t use much tofu in my cooking because it contains soy, which messes with my hormones. You might want to check out my friend Jaden’s site, http://www.SteamyKitchen.com. She has some great tofu recipes. Here’s a link to search results for tofu recipes:
http://steamykitchen.com/searchresults.php?cx=partner-pub-0594462404545768%3A96838e-w8f4&cof=FORID%3A11&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=tofu&sa=Search