Beef and Tofu Blackpepper. I spotted black pepper tofu on Ottolenghi's* Instagram last week, a fine place to gush over food. The recipe is from Plenty, an excellent cookbook that I happen to have, which means I could make it right away. However, rather than making it and then still feeling a loose.

Vegan black pepper tofu is a delicious dish adapted from classic Chinese recipe. It's quick to make, full of flavour and texture, filling Tofu is one of those ingredients that has the ability to truly divide the crowd. I must admit that long before I went vegan, I tried several. You can have Beef and Tofu Blackpepper using 6 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Beef and Tofu Blackpepper

Prepare 200 grams of sliced beef.
It's 4 of yellow tofus or any kind of tofu you like, divide into 8 pcs.
You need 3 of garlics, slice.
You need of Blackpepper sauce as desired.
You need of Oil for frying.
It's of Some water or broth.

How would you rate Black Pepper Tofu and Asparagus? My spouse loves black pepper, so we used a generous tablespoon of peppercorns; honestly, we could have/should have used more, I didn't get as much spice as I expected or wanted. Chinese Beef with Honey Black Pepper Sauce is one of my favourite dishes that I order at Chinese restaurants. Copycat of restaurant style Chinese Beef with Honey and Black Pepper Sauce.

Beef and Tofu Blackpepper step by step

Heat the oil in a frying pan..
Add in the garlics and then fry until fragrant..
Add in the beef. Stir evenly..
Add in some water. Make sure the beef are all covered. Let it soften and cooked through..
Then add the blackpepper sauce. Stir evenly..
Add the tofu. Stir to mix. Make sure they are coated with the sauce. Let them simmer a bit to soak all the sauce..
Turn off the heat when everything is ready..

Very fast and easy to make - it's on. All Reviews for Black Pepper Beef and Cabbage Stir Fry. Black Pepper Tofu. with Chinese Broccoli & Brown Rice. The black pepper adds quite a bit of heat to this dish--cut it back if you prefer something milder. Serve over rice or with a side salad.