I hope you had a wonderful Father’s Day. How did you celebrate Father’s Day, anyway? Did you fire up the grill and had a barbecue? or did you you go out to dad’s favorite restaurant? As for me, father’s day was spent just like any other normal day would because as you know the man of the house is working away. My father went on his normal schedule of watching cockfights and my brother, well, he spent it with his kids and ‘so-called’ wife.
So instead of going out or firing up the grill for some steak and ribs, I decided to do the opposite. I cut back on meat. Because that’s all I can do…cut back.
See? I can never EVER be a vegetarian. I love meat too much. I guess that’s also one of the reasons why I’m having a really hard time doing meatless mondays posts….. which is one of my goals for the following week, by the way.
Instead of the usual chunk of rib eye or filet mignon, I opted for Tofu Steak. This dish is rich in protein but has less fat and cholesterol because I used just a small amount of lean ground beef and shiitake mushroom to achieve a full flavor.
I also used lite soy sauce which is 50% less sodium.
These dried shiitakes were bought from the grocery and rehydrated in water before they were sliced and added to the steak sauce. A pack is actually cheaper than I thought — six dried mushrooms for ₱24. And that’s actually a lot after you’ve sliced it.
I don’t know if my peanutbutter♥ will like this recipe because this is something I haven’t made for him yet but as for Ykaie… w-ell…she doesn’t really like tofu at this stage of her life.
I really hope you like it, though. Thanks for dropping by today.
PrintTofu Steak
- Author: The Peach Kitchen
Ingredients
- 1 block of firm tofu, sliced
- 200g lean ground beef
- 6 pcs dried shiitake mushrooms, rehydrated and sliced
- 3 cups water
- 1/2 cup lite soysauce
- 3 tbsp brown sugar
- 2 tbsp rice wine ((optional)
- 3 slices of ginger
- 2 tbsp cornstarch dissolved in 2 tbsp water
- 3–5 tbsp cornstarch with a pinch of salt and pepper for dredging
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- canola oil for frying
Instructions
- In a sauce pan, heat 1 tbsp canola oil and sauté garlic and ginger until the garlic is brown on the edges.
- Add ground beef and cook for about 30 seconds.
- Pour in water, soy sauce and sliced shiitake mushroms. Stir.
- Add brown sugar. Stir. Add rice wine and simmer for 5 minutes.
- Pour in the cornstarch-water mixture to thicken the sauce.
- Let it simmer for around 20 seconds, turn off heat and set aside. Your “Steak Sauce” is now done.
- Dredge your sliced tofu with cornstarch and fry until brown.
- Set it on a plate and put around 3 tablespoon of your “steak sauce” on top. Serve while hot.
29 Responses
This is the BEST tofu steak I have ever seen! The mushroom gravy looks great too.
healthy and protein rich food
Love the mushroom gravy! Looks really rich and thick. My favourite way to eat tofu is frying it so I would most def enjoy this.
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That gravy will definitely make that tofu shine!
no need to press the tofu? thanks for the wonderful recipe.
Looks amazing, who needs meat!!
This is something different to try out for Sunday Brunch!
My family is a big tofu eater and this tofu steak makes me want to eat off from screen! I love meat, but sometimes I can totally live without the meat, especially with delicious tofu meal… =P YUM!
Tofu, with shiitake mushrooms and Asian flavors sound absolutely amazing together! Would love to try this for dinner some time.
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I could never be a vegetarian either!
Thanks for sharing this recipe. I might want to try this one of these days. I will make my husband a PURE vegetarian now. Lol.
what a great and healthy idea I will try this one out!
I have never tried cooking tofu that way. I want to try this recipe soon! Thanks for sharing!
oh I love Tofu! anything with tofu I can eat! sadly, I can’t try this one here, puro meat lovers ang mga kasama ko eh haha
Thanks for sharing your recipe. I also love mushrooms and tofu, maybe I can try this recipe soon.
Tufo are healthier alternative for meat. We use it sometimes for our smoothies.
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now i am hungry.. i am not a tofu fanatic but would love to try it..
Picture pa lang masarap na, parang naamoy ko pa yan dito, kakagutom.
Looks really delicious and sumptuous, never tried tofu steak though.
Something different for sure for a steak. This would be a good addition instead of having meat for steak.
This reminds me of my number one fave at Mann Hann Restaurant, the Mapu Tofu! The silky taste of the tofu works well with the robust taste of the shitake mushroom! Love!
yumm! I like your delicious recipe. I miss eating pork with mushrooms. http://www.2homes2moms.net/our-steel-bed/
your recipe is so yummy. Would love to try this sometimes but i swear i will eat less pork.
It looks delish, but like Ykaie, I don’t like tofu. 😛 I didn’t like it when I was younger, and I still don’t like it now. 😛 hahaha I like tofu as taho. 😀 that’s it. 😛 But this truly looks promising, maybe I will give it a shot sometime. 😛
Wow tofu steak thank you for sharing mommy tofu palang healthy na dinagdagan pa ng steak kaya for sute gagawin ko ito mommy screen shot ko ang ingredients and procedure para gawin ko ito..
salamat dito momsh sa pag share ng engriedient❤️❤️❤️
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Thank you for sharing this Yummy Tofu steak recipe Mommy Peach ❤️
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Wow 🤩 wonderful dishes! pinalevel up sa pagluluto hndi pa po ako nakkkain ng ganito lutong ulam 😊😋 thanks for sharing mommy peach 🤩😍