On Easter morning I made my first tofu scramble. It was dedicated to all the eggs being hunted, colored, and eaten that day and the chickens who laid them. After one bite I couldn't believe I had waited this long for a tofu scramble! It's so good and easy. I didn't really follow a recipe, and haven't for the subsequent scrambles I've made since. They all turn out great. I tear my firm tofu (I've been using nigori tofu this week and enjoying it) into little chunks and toss it in a bowl with some nutritional yeast, salt, pepper, and onion powder (and paprika if I'm feeling a little smokey goodness is in order). Then I cut up and start sauteing whatever veggies I'm using (we like scrambles with all kinds of veggies) and once the veggies start to brown I toss in the tofu and let it brown slightly and warm through.
Some veggie combos we like:
*green onion and mushroom
*yellow onion, roasted red pepper, and smoked paprika
*zucchini, mushroom, yellow onion, and tomatoes (added after it's cooked)
*any veggies you have on hand :)
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