Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Does anyone have a tofu bread recipe? Where can a multiple wire tofu cake slicer be obtained?

Enjoy the wholesome goodness of my tofu beer bread:





In a bowl add 1 can of full bodied beer (room temp.)


1/2 C. granulated sugar





3 Pkgs. quick rise yeast.





Stir together. Set aside.








In the mixer bowl add


3 cups bread flour


1 tsp salt


1/2 cup sugar


3/4 cup flax seeds


Mix thoroughly





With the stir blade in place add:


the beer-yeast mix


1 block of silken tofu (don't drain)


1/4 C. canola oil





Mix on medium speed for 3-5 minutes.





Change to the dough hook:


Add additional flour, 1 cup at a time , kneading all the while


until the dough ball is elastic and pulls away from the bowl.


Approximately 3-4 additional cups are needed.


Continue kneading for a minimum of 10 min.





Prepare 7 squares of aluminum foil to cover the coffee cans.


Thoroughly spray or oil (canola) the cans (13 oz.)


Turn oven on to warm. Place a shallow bowl with 2 cups of water on the bottom rack.





Move dough from mixer to a lightly floured surface.


Roll into a log about the diameter of your arm.


Divide into 7 equal parts, rolling each into a sphere.


Drop each into a coffee tin. Liberally spray tops with canola oil or Pam.


Cover loosely with the aluminum squares.


Place in oven. Let rise in oven for approx. 1 hr. or until they push up the covers.





Without moving tins or the covers, turn oven up to 400 F and bake for 15 min.


Turn oven down to 350 F. Bake for 20 min. more.


Test internal temperature of a loaf. At 190 F. the bread is done.


Immediately remove from tins and cool on wire rackDoes anyone have a tofu bread recipe? Where can a multiple wire tofu cake slicer be obtained?
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Does anyone have a tofu bread recipe? Where can a multiple wire tofu cake slicer be obtained?
tofu bread no idea. Cake cutter......try a restaurant supply store. Back in the 60's Afros were maintained with a really long toothed comb that actualy was a cake cutter.

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