Whiskalicious Episode 2 - Green Pepper Tofu Stir Fry!

That's right - Kristin and Dave are back with a second episode for you! Watch us create a green pepper tofu stir fry... friggin' delicious! As always, comments and suggestions are welcomed! Thanks for watching!

peace, love, & tasty grub

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• cooking
• show
• whiskalicious
• scrumptations
• kristin
• dave
• tofu
• stir
• fry
• cubanelle
• peppers
• rice
• food
• chef
• vegetarian
• vegan

[SpiderSmokingSam]

i think they're brother and sister

[scrumptations]

we aren't.

[angbang]

ooo nummy :9

[scrumptations]

thank you! :) - kristin

[BlueOverhead]

this is so stupid

[scrumptations]

well gosh, thank you for your very helpful input!

[bestiaccia]

I love tofu, especialy dancing tofu!

[cyanidecloud]

Looking at the dish in itself, you present a great idea with excellent ingredients. Maybe for future episode on other dishes try using some zoom ins.. (if it won't ruin the camera) and use different words aside from "Good" to describe your dish. =)that was something noticeable near the end. I'm sure there are better words that can describe tofu.Other than that, good job! ^_^

[karansb]

u should have fried the tofu first ,would taste very good

[spyro303]

Heeey it's a Neverhood song! Yay Terry Taylor!

[djenakala]

I'm sorry you feel that way. It's actually not that complicated to make tofu. I don't know how tofu is manufactured in mass. But to make it at home, all you need is some lemon juice, water, and soybeans. So homemade tofu is quite natural actually. Tofu or bean curd has been around for centuries in Asian cuisine. It only seems that it's a weird new thing to Westerners.

[legtree]

Those are some big ass tofu chunks. doesn't look very appealing try small pieces.

[Kurasutaru]

I love the show I am so subscribing. funny how I found you typing in the search "tofu" into Youtube.

I must say though watching your intro was great. you guys show that cooking is not only a serious thing but fun as well. good job

[canephalanx]

can i add donuts on it? well u did say its good with just about anything o_o

[777moose666]

dancing tofu!

amazing...

[ernietube1]

am just going through the chemistry involved in the manufacture of tofa. It would be one of the most exacting manufacturing process I have ever come across. I am a retired Industrial Chemist with some 40 years experience. So, you can take my word for this.

AND, you are suggesting to people to eat this ?

I certainly would not eat tofi and if you have any commonsense, neither will you. I would much prefer milk and meat as natural foods, thanks very much !

[ernietube1]

Manufacturing tofu is a complex process not at all "natural". organic or anything at all healthy. see-

Good Food: The Complete Guide to Eating Well - Google Books Result

by Margaret M. Wittenberg - 1995 - Health & Fitness - 379 pages

From page226.

Soy proteins are mainly used as a very cheap source of "filler" used in a most junk food products.

With milk and meat, we know that there is little or no chemical processing before we buy these foods. This cannot be said for soy products.

[tofurecipesdude]

yummy