

Tofu tacos free#
If you like, feel free to let the tofu marinade even longer than 30 minutes. This removes extra liquids and ensures the tofu will get nice and crispy in the oven. However, there are a few tricks I’ve learned from making this recipe many, many times.ĭon’t forget to press the tofu. While the tofu gets nice and toasty in the oven, whip up the easy slaw and creamy salsa verde sauce. This crispy baked tofu taco recipe is pretty easy to make. I served these crispy baked tofu tacos with a quick cilantro-lime slaw, one of my go-to side dishes, and a creamy tomatillo sauce made from a blend of yogurt and jarred tomatillo salsa.

Y’all, it’s so good I was doing that thing where I licked up the little bits leftover on the baking sheet once it cooled - my husband saw and DEFINITELY judged me. It mixes up into a thick marinade that gets soaked up by the tofu, then bakes up into a crispy coating. The trick for making this crispy baked tofu was a mixture of nutritional yeast, soy sauce, and cumin for spice. Yes, I’m actually talking about tofu here. You know that thing when a food is exactly the thing you’re craving in a moment? Paired with a cold IPA, basically every salsa from the salsa bar, and a big scoop of black beans and rice to fill my empty belly, it was textbook joyful eating. It’s been years since I had those tofu tacos, but I swear I remember exactly how they taste. So when a 30-year-old dude is recommending tofu, obvs that’s what you’ve gotta get. Their menu is filled with everything smoked, braised pork, carne asada, and jumbo prawn, but my brother-in-law swore that his favorite thing to order was their house tofu. It was my brother-in-laws high school hangout, because living in Sonoma your high school hangouts are infinitely cooler than the McDonalds parking lot you loitered in. A few years ago when I was visiting my sister-in-law and her husband in Sonoma, I had the BEST vegetarian tacos of my life.Īfter an early morning cross country flight, we stopped at Pappas and Pollo for lunch and a beer.
