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Tofu Breakfast Wrap

September 16, 2012 By Sarah 2 Comments

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A fun switch from my typical fruit and cereal breakfast! Perfect for a Saturday morning!

I’ve always remarked that simply prepared tofu tastes uncannily like scrambled eggs.  And I see it often on breakfast menus in vegetarian restaurants, so I thought I would give it a try myself!  I was headed out for a morning of riding trains with my boys and I knew it would be a long stretch between breakfast and lunch, so I thought that a hearty breakfast with high protein tofu would be the perfect choice!

The train is coming!

This came together pretty quickly…less than 20 minutes while I multi tasked and did the dishes.  Not bad for a Saturday morning!

Tofu Breakfast Wraps
1 block tofu
¼ tsp garlic powder
¼ tsp turmeric
¼ tsp cumin
1 tsp salt
cracks of black pepper
2 T corn starch
1 T olive oil (less if you use a non stick pan)

tortillas
sliced tomatoes
avocados

my typical cooking set up…laptop always close by for notes

Press your tofu for a few minutes to release the excess water.  Crumble tofu with hands or cut into small cubes (I cut mine to about ¼ inch cubes, but crumbling would give it more of a scrambled egg texture.).

a quick press releases excess water to make more room for flavor in the tofu

Mix garlic powder, turmeric, cumin, salt, pepper, and corn starch in a bowl.

spices, a la Jackson Pollock

Toss tofu in and mix well to coat.  Heat olive oil in a skillet, and add tofu.  Toss around gently with a wooden spoon so that it gets a bit crispy on all sides.  While it is cooking, slice tomatoes and avocado.  Remove tofu from pan and set aside.

Delicious all by itself!

Place tortillas in pan one at a time for just 10-15 seconds per side.  This will help the tortilla to be more pliable.  Remove from heat and place a few slices of avocado on tortilla.  Use a fork and smoosh it a bit to coat tortilla.  Add tofu and tomato, and season with salt and pepper if desired.  Fold in two opposite sides, then roll using your fingers to scoop filling back in to tortilla.  Place seam side down on plate.  Serve with your favorite veggie bacon (we used smoky maple flavored tempeh strips by Turtle Foods) and some yummy fruit.  Enjoy!

Your complete breakfast!

Filed Under: Breakfast, Recipe Tagged With: breakfast, tofu

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  1. Maple Glazed Tofu | fried dandelions says:
    May 27, 2016 at 8:43 pm

    […] my non vegan husband, thinking this is what he would like.  I’ve tried extra firm,  super firm, pressing, baking, even freezing.  A few weeks ago he finally asked if I could try a softer tofu, confessing […]

    Reply
  2. Fajita Tofu Scramble | fried dandelions says:
    May 20, 2016 at 10:48 pm

    […]  I’ve been making this scrambled tofu for about 6 months now—Irving even requests it (see my earlier version here)!  It’s perfect on it’s own with toast and hash browns, in a breakfast (or lunch) […]

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