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Whipped Tofu Toast with Fennel & Orange
A loaded toast packed with protein! The whipped tofu serves as a canvas for the fennel and orange salad to shine. Citrusy, sweet, creamy, crunchy… all the textures and flavours. Pipe the whipped tofu to bring the presentation to the next level!Servings
(2 toasts per serving)
Total
30 minPrep
20 minCook
10 minContains
soy
Swap out
gluten
Free from
peanut
tree nut
sesame
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This looks delicious! I know you wrote to enjoy immediately, but do you think i would be good prepping the whipped tofu and the dressing for the fennel/orange a day in advance to more easily serve for guests? 😊
I had never seen this type of toast before, but I gave it a shot, and it's so yummy! It also effortlessly looks as gorgeous as the pictures. I used capers instead of olives as well, which adds just enough saltiness if you aren't big on green olives.
Probably my most tried and approved recipe of the whole PUL. The combination of the anis flavor of the fennel, combined with the acidity and sharpness of the orange works perfectly with the salty olives (went for black ones). As a salad or on bread with the whipped tofu, this is a banger and perfect for meal prep
yum 😊 paired it with the PUL gazpacho 🥰🍉
So delicious! Also tried with miso instead of soy sauce which was yummy!
I'm a bit obsessed with this toast right now. For those who don't like olives I recommend trying it with capers. Also I always make a huge batch of the topping and eat it as a salad.
Delicious combination with beautiful flavors that make you don’t want to stop eating it
Absolutely delicious! The whipped tofu is quite mild, but with a distinct umami, salty flavour similar to feta cheese😯
Pairs so well with the sweet fennel mix.
Skipped the agave syrup in both components, because I think that the orange juice is sufficiently sweet for my taste.
Easy to make and easy to eat😁