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3 lazy meals: meals to get off your butt for, starring Tofu

1/15/2014

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Okay. I will admit that Tofu can be bland. It loses a lot of its appeal this way. You don’t want to press it and wait for it to dry, cut it up, season it. Only for it to taste like you hadn’t done anything to it! Womp.

 Here are some savory, tasty, spicy, tangy dishes to get your taste buds in firing action and your eyes satiated with colorful tofu bliss.

Life is busy. You have every right to bum it some days. Here's some goodies to stay on track, fill up, feed the fam and feel accomplished, all while wearing your gnome pajama pants.

 

Stir-fried rice noodles and veggies Here we have a simple yet fancy looking dish from the pages of Real Simple. I am addicted to this magazine. This recipe is worth the extra effort people! So easy, so tasty.

http://www.realsimple.com/food-recipes/browse-all-recipes/stir-fried-rice-noodles-tofu-vegetables-00000000019604/index.html






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If you LOVE Korean food but aren’t down with the meaty dishes, try out this winner-winner tofu dinner. Love SPICY? This is for you too.

Thank you Maangchi, from saving us from a certain bland Tofu Hell<3

http://www.maangchi.com/recipe/dububuchim-yangnyeomjang


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Curry Scrambled Tofu





Curry Lover? I know I am! Time to get mellow with that yellow! (Wow I am super-nerderific today). This dish is not only lovely as all get out , but it’s easy peasy and merely effortless. 

mmmm.Breakfast for dinner.

Fat-Free Vegan whipped up this sunshine colored number just for your lazy days <3

jforhttp://blog.fatfreevegan.com/2011/05/ridiculously-easy-curry-scrambled-tofu.html





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Cool & Creamy Banana Freezer Pie Vegan/Gf/Raw

1/4/2014

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I know, I know and yes. This is a totally raw, gluten free, vegan banana pie, drizzled with raw caramel, swirled with creamy whip topping, sprinkled with cinnamon and chopped walnuts. And yes, it's remarkably delicious and you should absolutely take it to a party, event, dinner, get together, or have pre-made and nestled in the ice box for when unexpected guests pop by.

This being raw, vegan and gluten free with no sugar added means almost ANYONE should be able to enjoy this. So get your apron and bowls and let's get to it!

*whine* the boring part...

Overnight soak a cup of dates and a bag of cashews. I use about 2 cups of cashews. Just toss them in a bowl and fill it with water, cover with a lid or plastic wrap. If you want this NOW, let them soak for a few hours at least before making. Also, pop a can of coconut cream into the fridge. This will firm up and be ready to whip up for a delicious creamy topping.

Ripe, super duper brown spotty bananas are best for recipes like this.

Vegan Gluten Free Raw Banana Freezer Pie:

3-4 bananas

2 Cups soaked cashews

1/2 c. lemon juice

lemon zest

1/2 c. coconut oil

sea salt

cinnamon, vanilla and nutmeg

1 c. dates soaked

3/4 c. dried shredded coconut

1 can REAL coconut cream






Take your brown spotty beautiful bananas and toss them in a mixing bowl, I used about 3-4 bananas. add about 3/4 C. to 1 C. of your soaked cashews, 1/2 C. lemon juice, a tiny bit of lemon zest, 1/2 C. coconut oil, sprinkling of sea salt, a few dashes of cinnamon, vanilla bean and nutmeg.

Now, blend, blend, blend really well. I tossed it all into my Vitamix and pulsed it until it was smooth and creamy.

Next, head over to your food processor and toss in your dates, remaining cashews (about 1 C. add pinches of cinnamon and sea salt. Toss in 3/4 C. Dried coconut and blend! It should star to look like a crumbly crust texture. Scrape into a pie dish and press in ad shape. Pop in the freezer for 30 minutes.

After 30 minutes, take out your pie crust and fill with the Vitamix Banana blend and pop back into the freezer.

For the Raw Caramel sauce I drizzled and froze it but I feel it would taste much better over the whipped topping, all runny and gooey. YUM!

So go ahead and take your coconut cream out of the fridge and open the can. Scrape just the firm, white coconut cream into a mixing bowl and use a hand mixer to beat until all whippy and good!

Take your pie out, cut a slice for yourself and plop a big spoonful of this sinful whip on top. sprinkle on some cinnamon and add some of your favorite chopped nuts. If you think you can handle anymore, add this caramel on top. Please note the caramel has added sweetener:



Raw Caramel Sauce:

1/2 C. coconut oil

1/2 C.agave or maple

splash of vanilla

pinch of sea salt

and about 1/2 C. Raw almond butter




Oh, my lord. Deliciousness.




Please share this recipe, pin it, email it, whatever your heart desires.

If you decide to make this, please take a pic and tag me on Ingstagram @supernaturalegirl!





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