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Tofu With Asparagus Pasta In Hoisin Sauce

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Grains Chinese Mcrecipe, Pasta, Tofu 3 Servings

INGREDIENTS

10 oz Tofu Mori-nu lite extra
firm pressed and drained
6 oz Tricolor fettucine, cooked
with
6 Asparagus spears, fat ones
snapped and sliced
diagonally into 2"
pieces
1 T Sesame seeds
1 T Cold pressed sesame oil
2 T Hoisin sauce
2 T Unbleached flour
1/2 c Water, more or less
1 pn Curry powder, optional
3 Cherry tomatoes, halved or
2-roma tomatoes chopped
6 Radish flower, garnish
Fresh chinese parsley
chopped
Low sodium tamari soy sauce

INSTRUCTIONS

PRESSED AND DRAINED TOFU: Place tofu on a rimmed plate. Place a
smaller plate on top. Weight the place with a heavy object. Press for
4 to 8 hours. Drain and pat dry. Optional: ring paper toweling around
the block of tofu to absorb the liquid and prevent spills. Drain in a
cool place (refrigerator).  The pasta and asparagus may be cooked
together; allow 4 to 5 minutes  for the sliced asparagus; time the
pasta as directed on the package.  Spinach, duram, and carrot pasta
make a tasty three-some. Keep the  pasta and asparagus hot.  Slice tofu
block into three thin sheets. Sprinkle both sides of each  piece with
some of the flour. Combine remaining flour with the hoisin  sauce and
water; this will be used as a thickening sauce later.  Season with a
curry blend, if using.  Dry-pan roast the sesame seeds in a non-stick
skillet (2 to 3  minutes). Remove and set aside.  Add oil to the
skillet and heat to medium-high; fry the slices of  tofu, turning once.
Reduce the heat to medium. Using the edge of your  turner or spatula,
cut the tofu sheets into 1" strips. Add the hoisin  mix to the skillet
and tilt to swirl. Add water when needed to thin  the sauce. Add the
tomatoes and the sesame seeds. When the tomatoes  are heated through,
pour the sauce over the pasta and asparagus  mixture. Toss gently to
combine.  COMMENTS: Pressed tofu has a texture similar to but not as al
dente  as the pasta. We pressed silken tofu about 6 hours and were
pleased  with the result. Radishes as a condiment filled the need for
bite.  [PER SERVING, each: 384 calories, 16 grams protein, 10 grams fat
(24%  cff), 59 grams carbohydrates, 4 grams fiber, 1 milligrams
cholesterol, 100 milligrams sodium. MC3]  Recipe by: Pat Hanneman;
Riverside, CA May-1998  Posted to EAT-LF Digest by Kitpath
<phannema@wizard.ucr.edu> on May  31, 1998

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 566
Calories From Fat: 302
Total Fat: 34.6g
Cholesterol: 81.7mg
Sodium: 540.3mg
Potassium: 831.3mg
Carbohydrates: 56.2g
Fiber: 6g
Sugar: 24.7g
Protein: 13.3g


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