Menu and a Gluten-Free Vegan Breakfast: Tahini Tofu Spinach Scramble Recipe

Thai Rice pasta with fresh veggies, fresh basil in a tahini sauce


You can find more great menus over withOrg Junkie. As always, many thanks to Cheryl for temporarily housing the Gluten Free Menu Swap at her blog. This week, the gluten-free Menu Swap is hosted by Celiacs in the House with a theme of salads and sides. My favorites! Many of my meals end up being all sides- and salads are a big hit with the DH whenever I make them with homemade dressing.
Menu of the Week:
Sunday: English Tea
Tea and Vegetarian Sandwiches
Sorbet
Monday: South American
pupusas de queso
lettuce
refried beans
guacamole
Wednesday: Vegan
Bar-be-que tofu
Roasted Sweet Potato Home Fries
Asian Chard Recipe
Friday: Thai, Pressure Cooker
Brown Rice
Thai Style Vegetable Curry (from Lorna J. Sass)
Baked goods: Banana pancakes
Breakfast of the Week
This week I thought I’d share a delicious, protein rich breakfast I enjoyed recently. I combined two of my obsessions- tofu and tahini- in a delicious tofu scramble. It was lovely topped with avocado cubes, and even better paired with a homemade red potato hash brown recipe. Enjoy!
Added to this Gluten-free Breakfast Carnival
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Gluten-Free Vegan Tofu Tahini Spinach Scramble Recipe
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Ingredients
1 pkg. firm tofu
1 large yellow onion, diced 1/3 cup nutritional yeast flakes 1 tbsp. olive oil 1/3 cup gluten-free plain rice or soy milk (i used rice milk) generous amounts of freshly ground black pepper Optional: avocado cubes, tahini sauce, and/or srirachi sauce as garnish.
Directions
Slice firm tofu in half and press between towel while you prepare other ingredients. Prepare medium bowl with your tahini and nutritional yeast and crumble tofu into the bowl, combining so it is evenly seasoned. Sprinkle salt and turmeric evenly on the tofu, mixing as needed.
Heat nonstick or cast iron pan with olive oil on medium-high and add your onion. Sautee until soft and translucent and then add a touch more olive oil (if you want) and then add your crumbled, seasoned tofu. After it has cooked for a few minutes, season with pepper and add rice milk to the pan. When rice milk has largely absorbed into the dish, then throw in your baby spinach. Mix thoroughly. I like to let the tofu get a bit brown and crispy and then turn over, but you can cook less or more to taste. Garnish individual servings with avocado cubes, a tahini sauce (with lemon and a touch of garlic- i used Trader Joe’s, thinned with a little water), or srirachi sauce to taste. Enjoy with hash browns or pancakes. Yum! |
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April 6th, 2009 at 11:58 am
Sea, those noodles look delicious. And I’m going to pull out my Lorna Sass books for the Thai Veggie Curry
April 6th, 2009 at 1:57 pm
I have to agree with Patti. Problem is–my Lorna Sass belonged to the library and they wanted it back. This calls for a visit to Amazon.
May 24th, 2009 at 10:52 am
[...] time in veggie sandwiches, as a substitute for cheese on pizza (added after pizza is baked), in a tofu breakfast scramble, and in sushi and onigiri (Japanese rice [...]
December 15th, 2010 at 10:49 am
Thank you SO Much for sharing this on my roundup this week! YUM!