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5 things you didn't know you could make with tofu

Kale caesar salad with tofu croutons
Photo, Roberto Caruso

5 ways to use tofu

1. Croutons.

A creamy Caesar is heavy on calories and low on nutrition. Our version dresses superfoods kale and cherries in a tangy, creamy vinaigrette that’s outrageously good. Baked tofu croutons add a fabulous 27 g of protein to each plate. Get the recipe.

5 things you didn't know you could make with tofuPhoto, Roberto Caruso

2. Creamy pasta sauce.

The secret to getting the amazing sauce in this creamy pasta — without the added calories — is with tofu! Get the recipe.

5 things you didn't know you could make with tofuPhoto, Ryan Szulc.

3. Faux egg salad

Extra-firm tofu takes the place of eggs in a surprisingly egg-salad-like sandwich. Get the recipe.

5 things you didn't know you could make with tofuPhoto, Roberto Caruso

4. Caesar salad dressing

Creamy Caesar is back on the menu. Silken tofu replaces egg yolks and excess oil, tortilla crisps cancel out croutons — and the flavour? Never better. Get the recipe.

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5 things you didn't know you could make with tofuPhoto, John Cullen.

5. Chocolate mousse.

Yes, it can even be used in dessert! (This silky mousse uses a whole package of soft tofu, and you can't tell it's there.) Get the recipe.


 

Tofu chocolate moussePhoto, Sian Richards.

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