Packed full of veggies and smothered in a flavorful gravy, delicious served over brown rice, perfect for a vegan diet.
I thought it was good because the vegetables weren't overcooked. I don't like mushrooms so I left that out. I also cooked the tofu separately first because I like mine with a more chewy texture. It was very light and fresh tasting. My child loved it.
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This recipe seemed like it would be a nice taste departure from my usual way of preparing tofu stir fry with Asian seasonings. But I found myself adding Asian flavors: a little soy sauce, rice vinegar, and hoisin sauce. I did use tofu that had been frozen (the first time I've tried that) so possibly it had a stronger taste that overpowered the gravy??? Sorry, but next time I'll go with my usual preparation.
Read More This recipe seemed like it would be a nice taste departure from my usual way of preparing tofu stir fry with Asian seasonings. But I found myself adding Asian flavors: a little soy sauce, rice vinegar, and hoisin sauce. I did use tofu that had been frozen (the first time I've tried that) so possibly it had a stronger taste that overpowered the gravy??? Sorry, but next time I'll go with my usual preparation.
I thought it was good because the vegetables weren't overcooked. I don't like mushrooms so I left that out. I also cooked the tofu separately first because I like mine with a more chewy texture. It was very light and fresh tasting. My child loved it.
Yummy, it tasted almost like a tofu soup! I made it with udon noodles, and really loved it. My broth didn't come out as thick, but I liked it as it ended up.
I like it. It did taste like a tofu soup. It is an interesting take on the classic asian stir-fry because the taste of it is very different from what you would expect. It's pretty fast to make though so that means it's a keeper in my book.
I used soba noodles instead of rice and also kept the gravy separate. We loved it! One of the best stir frys we have ever eaten.