Organic Silken Tofu by 365 Whole Foods Market — aqualing's Review (Mar 28, 2021)

I only make tofu omelet once in a while. Not because it’s hard, but I always feel it’s time/energy consuming, the active kind. Although every time I actually did it, it wasn’t as arduous, and the end result was well worth the effort.
Since I was “trapped” inside this morning 🌧 (more like just lazy), I thought I’d make one today. It turned out to be the perfect activity for me to settle in again after the short trip👩🏻‍🍳
Did I mention I was feeling lazy? So here’s a sketchy recipe for anyone who hasn’t tried their hand. The specific steps shouldn’t be hard to figure out and innovation is always welcomed💡(my way of letting myself off the hook lol)

This makes one omelet
1/4 block of silken tofu
1 large garlic clove, minced
1 tbsp of nutritional yeast
1/8 tsp black salt (to add some eggy flavor, can be replaced with another tbsp of nutritional yeast)
1/4 tsp paprika
1/8 tsp ground cumin (optional)
1/4 tsp turmeric (optional)
1 tsp tapioca flour (or arrowroot/cornstarch, anything to help with the consistency)
Salt and pepper
Veggies of your choice for the filling

- Cook the garlic until golden brown
- Add it and everything else, except the veggies, to a food processor/blender and blend until smooth, add a bit of water if necessary
- Cook the veggies and set them aside
- Add some of the cooked veggies back to the skillet and pour the omelet batter over them. Spread it evenly to a circle.
- Cook over medium-low heat until the bottom is dry and golden. (Alternatively, once the edge starts to dry, you can bake the whole thing in the oven at ~375 F for 10 min-25min, depending on your preferred doneness).
- Scoop the rest of the veggies on top and fold the omelet over.

You can modify the spices and add cheese or other toppings you like. I opted for some salsa🌶
Also, the omelet will form better if baked. But again, I didn’t feel like taking the extra step and did everything on stovetop, and it came out a bit wonky😅 Not a problem for my own consumption though.

A footnote on Whole Foods’ tofu: I notice lately their tofus aren’t very well formed (see last pic). The firm one I got a few weeks back was really porous and crumbling at the bottom. Hopefully it’s only a temporary issue🤨
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