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Pot Luck Diaries
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January 21
1999 Fresh Tuna with Tofu-Vegetable Rice, Savoy Cabbage, Tofu Sauce |
by Jacqueline Strax |
Today a friend in Maine
reported that her husband's PSA, second year in a row following his RrP,
is 0.00. Full continence and potency too. O Happy Day! she wrote. Puts
me in a good mood.
This afternoon around three, at the health food store for some vitamin D-3, I picked up extra firm tofu, green tea bags (Foojoy China Green Tea, $6.39 per 100, 7 oz) and a bottle of Tofu Sauce. On a rainy Thursday, with something to celebrate, why not? Tofu Sauce, imported from Japan, is made from water, soy beans, whole wheat, sea salt, brown rice syrup, cider vinegar, sesame oil, xanthan gum, ginger powder, and cayenne pepper. Fancier than regular soy sauce, and thicker. At 210 mg salt per tsp, you don't want to use too much. Total fat content zero on the label, meaning less than a gram per spoon. I could mix all this at home minus xanthum gum (which probably does no good, although not much harm). But why not try this Japanese ketchup? Sprinkle on Tofu cubes and serve them in salad, the label suggests. How about hot food  say, fish? By the time I get to the supermarket the only really fresh-looking fish in the cooler is tuna. Excellent. One small piece will go with chunks of the extra firm tofu, this new sauce out of a bottle, yet to be tasted, and what? Lately, my husband's treatment has left him with a taste for blander veggies like zuchini in tomato sauce and peas. Once in a while, though, we need dark green and orange. Here's what I came up with: 1 carrot, sliced fine |
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