WHY HAVE I JUST DISCOVERED THIS TOFU MANCHURIAN RECIPE TODAY?


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LEARN HOW TO MAKE A QUICK TOFU MANCHURIAN RECIPE AT HOME! LAY HO MA! Tofu is one of my favourite ingredients – it’s meaty, versatile, and can …

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  1. alibaba7
    alibaba7 says:

    This was delicious. I liked it so much I made an extra trip to the grocery store so I could cook a second batch. 😂 I added some garlic and a bit of sriracha sauce for a little kick.

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  2. Rocio Gomez
    Rocio Gomez says:

    Made this today and dang! It is soooo good I love cooking so much and cooking his recipe is amazing! I highly recommended this…I cooked almost close to 10 different recipe and each one is delicious I can’t get enough! Yay! Much luv!

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  3. Jzy Caramel
    Jzy Caramel says:

    Two questions. Where do I find plant based oyster sauce? And two, how many cameras are recording at one time? There has to be at least 3 due to all the angles you capture. Question one is most important lol!

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  4. Gene OVERRIDE
    Gene OVERRIDE says:

    Lay ho ma! My hero Wil – please could you make a recipe of broccoli and other veggie juice with your creative twist?

    You have inspired me to cook massively in Japan and I have impressed a lot of Japanese friends here with your recipe. In the near future I might send you an invite for a cooking collaboration, and who knows, it might go great!
    Thank you as always. Love and respect 🙂

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  5. pascal squires
    pascal squires says:

    Made this recipe with a couple of modifications, had it with quinoa and it tasted delicious. 2nd one of your recipes i've tried and looking forward to making more of your recipes. Thank you Will!

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  6. CKF
    CKF says:

    Love the beauty and simplicity of this recipe! Can't wait to try it with a side of rice. Might double the sauce and reserve half to include on the plate. YUM!

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  7. Janice Stout
    Janice Stout says:

    Hi Wil! I am a n old woman vegetarian for 48 years. I love your cookbooks! I have been looking for exactly this! Simple vegan highlighting the best sauces. Do you have a specific knife brand or stlye? Thank you for everything!

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  8. Erica Pinsky
    Erica Pinsky says:

    So appreciate the tip re the vegan oyster sauce – that is an ingredient I have really been missing in my Chinese cooking since becoming vegan years ago. This recipe, like all the others I have tried, looks completely yummy and delicious. Thanks.

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  9. Amanda Youngs
    Amanda Youngs says:

    That looks as tasty and tempting as ever, Wil – but what kind of carbs would you serve with it? Noodles? I almost felt I was waiting for you to add noodles at the end…! Ah, steamed rice you say… OK, I could do that. Anyway. I'll be trying this one, so simple and yet it looks gorgeous. I hope it's not hard to find plant-based oyster sauce (if anyone in the UK reads this and knows where, please tell me?! Thank you!)… 🙂

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  10. Test
    Test says:

    Great food! I just whished that the Asian sauces weren’t so loaded with salt! Even the low sodium versions are still very high in salt and push you over the threshold in just one meal. I have high blood pressure and it is a real struggle even with avoiding storebought food tobte max. .

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  11. Erica M.
    Erica M. says:

    I'm eating this right now! Such a perfect, easy dinner when you don't really feel like cooking. I substituted Bragg's liquid aminos for the oyster sauce since that's what I had in the fridge…I have no idea if the flavor is similar at all, but it came out really tasty. Thank you for another wonderful recipe!

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  12. Dragon M
    Dragon M says:

    I like your knife skills and how many or most of your kitchen dishes & items are black or stainless steel. I appreciate your clean and neat cooking. I wish I could cook with you oneday, lol. Nice recipe.

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  13. Rama Balage
    Rama Balage says:

    Questions chef: my extra firm tofu still retains water. Do you use a tofu press? I ordered one today but curious how your tofu has that texture that you cut into. Don’t have vegan oyster sauce. Could you recommend an alternative for it? I have yet to try that sauce so not sure of the flavor notes. I would love to try this with the Thai red curry I am cooking tonight.

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  14. Lou Lawson
    Lou Lawson says:

    I love the way you cut it in a chunky triangle shape on your peppers, and the thought of sweet and salty caramelization really set the Mood to a heightened level of expectation! Thanks so much for sharing!

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