Add to: Recipe Box | Grocery List | Meal PlannerRecipe submitted by Kat
BBQ Tofu CubesIngredients (use vegan versions): 1 box of firm tofu; drained
2/3 cup vegan BBQ sauce
1/2 cup water
2 tablespoon soy sauce (low sodium)
Louisiana hot sauce: to taste
1 tablespoon sugar
1 tablespoon oil
Directions:Dice tofu into cubes about the size of vegan sugar cubes. Heat oil in frying pan and add tofu. Saute on medium until the tofu starts to turn a light golden color.
Meanwhile, combine the rest of the ingredients, and heat them in the microwave for one minute. Stir this sauce and add it to the tofu.
Continue to cook on medium until the sauce has gotten very thick.
This will make 2 adult servings,(4 side dish servings). Very popular with toddlers!
Serves: 2 to 4
Preparation time: 30 minutes
All I can say about this recipe is yUm, hehe. Thanks alot

it was great.

Archived comment by: chloe-Rose
Why is it that everytime I bake or fry tofu- it tastes and feels like it hasn't been cooked at all? I didn't freeze the tofu, but drained it. Am I missing something here? Please help! ~ Jenn Minnesota
Foxyfavre@lycos.comArchived comment by: foxyfavre
I also recommend adding lots of cilantro (herb) to be cooked very lightly when the tofu is almost done. It adds a great taste. This recipe and my modifications have been favorites among even my meat-eating friends!
Archived comment by: juliabirmingham
yea, this was amazing. i added some spiricha instead of the louisana hot sauce. amazing.
Archived comment by: bobbybo
yeah, I hafta go with foxyfavre - I'm having trouble getting my tofu to have taste, and the consistancy is... unnerving, even though I'm using the extra firm - any tips? I'm trying to incorporate soy into my diet, but the icky factor is making it really tough - all help/advice appreciated,
toolbox20@hotmail.comArchived comment by: toolbox20
TOFU Troubles: It could be that you are using the extra firm SILKEN variety. Be sure your package doesn't say SILKEN. My favorite is Nasoya in the refrigerated section. Be sure to press and drain for 20 min. or so and I always marinate in soy sauce even when the recipe doesn't call for it. Sometimes it takes 15 or so min. on each side for it to brown. Just be patient and it will be great!
Archived comment by: little2ant