Tofu: to cook or not cook

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This is some info I found from ivillage:

http://food.ivillage.com/mainingredient/vegetarian/0,,308,00.html

 

" From a cooking perspective, tofu itself is bland; it does however

absorb the flavors of other ingredients that it comes in contact,

making it extremely versatile. Another interesting feature of tofu: it

may be eaten uncooked or cooked, meaning it can be great in a salad or

a stir-fry. "

 

So, I'm sure it's fine either way.

 

Debra

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Cool. Thanks for the info. :-)Sue--- On Fri, 1/30/09, dadiemert <dadiemert wrote:dadiemert <dadiemert Tofu: to cook or not cook Date: Friday, January 30, 2009, 12:25 PM

 

This is some info I found from ivillage:

http://food. ivillage. com/mainingredie nt/vegetarian/ 0,,308,00. html

 

"From a cooking perspective, tofu itself is bland; it does however

absorb the flavors of other ingredients that it comes in contact,

making it extremely versatile. Another interesting feature of tofu: it

may be eaten uncooked or cooked, meaning it can be great in a salad or

a stir-fry."

 

So, I'm sure it's fine either way.

 

Debra