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The anti-soy stuff is 100% a psyop by the meat industry. (hexbear.net)

submitted 3 days ago by Dr_Pepper@hexbear.net to c/chat@hexbear.net

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Complaining about tofu being bland is the equivalent of saying that a blank canvas is boring.

Saying you hate tofu is such a self own. It is one of and maybe the most versatile food of all time. It is cheap. It's macros are at parity with chicken breast. It keeps well AND is much safer (food safety and healthwise) than meat.

I can confirm as someone going from eating meat with every meal to vegan, basic ass fried tofu tastes better than most restaurant meat these days.

What is even wilder is that the US grows a lot of soybeans, and the ideal target for MAGA would probably be a soybean farmer.

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[–] Speaker@hexbear.net 1 points 3 days ago

Something that improved my tofu game was boiling it in salt water for 8-10 minutes. We used to always press it, but it's easy to end up with tough bullshit tofu. I am not a food scientist, but supposedly boiling with salt and patting dry drags water out without wrecking the protein structure. The surface will dry, given some time, so you get a good crust if you fry it. You can also boil in whatever broth or marinade you've got going on to get those flavors all the way through.