The
Tofu Book: The New American Cuisine
(Avery/Penguin-Putnam, February 1991)
by John Paino & Lisa Messinger
Softcover, 175 pages, $10.36
Though
widely available in U.S. markets, tofu has still not quite shed
its image as "health food." The imagination seems to cease with
the idea of adding the white chunks to a stir-fry- and then what?
The vital stats on tofu, its origin, history, nutritional information
and, most importantly, the delicious ways of preparing it are presented
comprehensively in The Tofu Book: The New American Cuisine.
Being low in fat, heart-healthy and full of calcium, tofu can be
integrated into our daily diet in innumerable and facile ways. American
favorites like potato salad, pumpkin pie, cheesecake and chili are
covered as well more ambitious undertakings like chilled pepper
and tofu salad, tofu and tempeh brochettes, tofu tarts and tofu
polenta-you'll find over 150 recipes that are clear and easy to
follow.
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