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Sticky Hoisin Smoked Tofu Stir-Fry

This recipe uses a traditional boiling technique to ensure the smoked tofu remains tender on the inside while achieving a crisp, golden exterior.

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Slice the drained tofu into four equal rectangles. Slice each rectangle lengthwise into strips, then cut those strips into squares approximately 1cm wide.

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For

2

M

I

300

g

Extra firm smoked tofu, drained (not smoked works too)

1 1/2

tbsp

Chinese sweet hoisin sauce

1

tbsp

Maple syrup

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Per Serving

Calories

495kcal

Fat

21g

Carbs

56g

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Notes

🌱 Plant Points: 14
🌾 For a GF option use tamari-based hoisin and a gluten-free miso.
🫙 Store in the fridge for up to 4 days.
❄️ Freeze for up to 3 months.
💡Boiling the tofu before frying helps the starch in the tofu gelatinise, resulting in a much better crust when it hits the hot oil.
💡Always give your marinade a final stir right before pouring it into the pan, as cornstarch tends to settle at the bottom.
💡 Nutritional values are approximate and calculated per serving based on 2 servings. Nutrition slide doesn't include jasmine rice values.

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Mimi L

2 days ago

I made this last night for dinner and am having it for lunch today. I think i might have put too much tofu in, as the sauce was a little scant. I might double the sauce next time, but i will definitely be making this again!

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Gigi

2 days ago

Glad that the recipe was a hit, Mimi ! You can add a private note to the recipe for next time so you know how to adjust it to your liking 😊

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3 months ago

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amanda a

3 months ago

delicious! this is going into the dinner rotation! such a simple and satisfying weeknight meal.

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Sara S

3 months ago

I made this as my husband is a fan of Chinese food, me not so much. However we both really enjoyed this and I wasn’t hungry half hour later as usually happens with stir fry!

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Joanne Louise C

4 months ago

Next time I will add sugar snap peas too. It’s so nice. I used whole grain basmati rice, as I didn’t have any Jasmine rice.

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Federica M

4 months ago

Very Tasty! I'm not a very tofu lover, but this recipe it's very good!

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Sticky Hoisin Smoked Tofu Stir-Fry

This recipe uses a traditional boiling technique to ensure the smoked tofu remains tender on the inside while achieving a crisp, golden exterior.

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Slice the drained tofu into four equal rectangles. Slice each rectangle lengthwise into strips, then cut those strips into squares approximately 1cm wide.

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For

2

M

I

300

g

Extra firm smoked tofu, drained (not smoked works too)

1 1/2

tbsp

Chinese sweet hoisin sauce

1

tbsp

Maple syrup

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Per Serving

Calories

495kcal

Fat

21g

Carbs

56g

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Notes

🌱 Plant Points: 14
🌾 For a GF option use tamari-based hoisin and a gluten-free miso.
🫙 Store in the fridge for up to 4 days.
❄️ Freeze for up to 3 months.
💡Boiling the tofu before frying helps the starch in the tofu gelatinise, resulting in a much better crust when it hits the hot oil.
💡Always give your marinade a final stir right before pouring it into the pan, as cornstarch tends to settle at the bottom.
💡 Nutritional values are approximate and calculated per serving based on 2 servings. Nutrition slide doesn't include jasmine rice values.

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Mimi L

2 days ago

I made this last night for dinner and am having it for lunch today. I think i might have put too much tofu in, as the sauce was a little scant. I might double the sauce next time, but i will definitely be making this again!

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Gigi

2 days ago

Glad that the recipe was a hit, Mimi ! You can add a private note to the recipe for next time so you know how to adjust it to your liking 😊

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Rdm

3 months ago

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amanda a

3 months ago

delicious! this is going into the dinner rotation! such a simple and satisfying weeknight meal.

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Sara S

3 months ago

I made this as my husband is a fan of Chinese food, me not so much. However we both really enjoyed this and I wasn’t hungry half hour later as usually happens with stir fry!

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Joanne Louise C

4 months ago

Next time I will add sugar snap peas too. It’s so nice. I used whole grain basmati rice, as I didn’t have any Jasmine rice.

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Federica M

4 months ago

Very Tasty! I'm not a very tofu lover, but this recipe it's very good!

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