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Orange Sesame Tofu Recipe

Fri, 05 Sep 2008 18:20:09 -0500

Created by natetrue 4 years ago: "A while ago I started playing with tofu and cooking it in various ways. I fell in love with this delicious Ginger Sesame sauce and tried preparing tofu in it. It was delicious, but the main ingredient in that sauce was high fructose corn syrup, and we know how unhealthy that is. So I set out to make a delicious and healthy all-natural version. This recipe uses frozen tofu, which you make out of extra firm tofu, frozen and then thawed. But we'll start with the ingredients: Ingredient list (sauce): - 4 tbsp Orange juice concentrate - 5 tbsp Reduced sodium soy sauce (if using normal soy sauce, don't add salt) - 4 tbsp Toasted sesame oil (can use normal sesame/olive/vegetable oil + use toasted sesame seeds instead of raw) - 2/3 cup water - 1 tbsp Raw sesame seeds (can use toasted sesame seeds for more flavor) - 2 tsp Italian seasoning - 1 tbsp Ground ginger (can use equivalent amount of fresh ginger, not sure how much that is) - 1 tsp Chili powder - 1 tbsp Lite salt..."

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Meatball GIFs

Fri, 04 Jan 2008 02:26:38 -0600

Created by julian 5 years ago: "Last summer my family was in Sweden for a family reunion. During part of the trip we took a ferry to Gotland (an island in the middle of the Baltic). It's a four hour ferry ride, so needless to say, I got..."

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Froot Cake

Mon, 10 Dec 2007 23:35:49 -0600

Created by tsmaster 5 years ago: "When I was a kid, they had small type interposed into the name of the cereal, so the full name of this project might more correctly be "FROOT flavored CAKE". I'm not sure why they had to double up on making sure you knew that the cereal contained no real fruit - perhaps the quantity of froot wasn't at acceptable levels back then, so it was only "froot flavored". Anyway, for a festive alternative to the rum-soaked nut loaves that are so popular(?) this time of year, I offer my own creation, FROOT CAKE. The recipe was stolen, er, adapted from a more familiar crisped-rice cookie recipe, so you may already know how to proceed. 1/4 c. butter 6 c. froot flavored cereal in loop shape 10 1/2 ounces (1 pkg) miniature marshmallows 1. melt butter over low heat in large pan 2. add marshmallows 3. stir until melted 4. mix in cereal 5. pour into non-stick loaf pan 6. refrigerate overnight 7. cut into slices A couple observations: - if you can..."

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PlayStation 2 Controller in Jell-o

Wed, 14 Nov 2007 16:03:52 -0600

Created by tsmaster 5 years ago: "Inspired by "The Office", a buddy and I decided to embed things from our boss' desk in Jell-o. I put a gamepad in orange Jell-O. My buddy was going to try a chess set, but that turned out..."

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Extravagantly decorated cookie scene.

Tue, 20 Mar 2007 22:57:22 -0500

Created by jesse 6 years ago: "When you have all the necessary elements together for decorating cookies, I suggest you go above and beyond. This cookie has houses with Christmas lights on them, Christmas trees with berries, a river with a dock, and its own street. The chimneys even have holes for smoke to come from (though no smoke came from them...EXCEPT IN MY..."

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Great Christmas Food Ideas

Mon, 18 Dec 2006 22:32:52 -0600

Created by sirsmelly 6 years ago: "When it comes to Christmas dinners, breakfast, brunches, diabetic emergency's, angry pregnate mom's to be, pet cows chewing cud, lice, and ofcourse the ever famous midnight snack. I have only one sugestion this year as to what you can do in these..."

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Mad Hatter wedding cake with fondant icing and custom toppers!

Fri, 08 Dec 2006 22:58:59 -0600

Created by jesse 6 years ago: "Mad Hatter cakes (like what we wanted for our wedding) were around $3000, custom toppers were around $800, and a rotating display platter is $50. We only had $5000 dollars for the whole wedding. So we decided we should MAKE our CAKE and eat it too. This is approximatly how to do it if you want to. Our cake cost less than $100 to..."

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