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Black Bean and Tofu Stew

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CATEGORY CUISINE TAG YIELD
Grains Cajun 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

1 Block lowfat firm silken tofu (I used Mori Nu Lite extra firm)
1 cn (15oz) black beans (didn't say whether drained/rinsed; I drained but didn't rinse)
1 cn (14.5oz) Italian style stewed tomatoes
1 cn (4oz) sliced mushrooms

INSTRUCTIONS

I got the recipe from the new McDougall quick and easy cookbook; my
modifications/comments are in parentheses:
Cube the tofu, and combine everything in a med-sized saucepan. Cook on
med-low for 30 min. Serves 2.
~-I think my tofu cubes were about 2cm square, and they seemed a little
large . . . next time I'd prob. cut them a little smaller. Also, I have an
electric stove with no med-low setting, so I cooked on med. uncovered, and
for a little more than 30 min.
This recipe seems like it would be very adaptable to whatever you have in
the way of veggies . . . next time I might add some cooked potatoes and/or
zucchini. Also, you could use any kind of stewed tomatoes (Mexican, cajun,
etc.)
Posted to fatfree digest V97 #271 by Chris Ingle <cxi3@psu.edu> on Nov 20,
1997

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