WARNING: My methods of preparing Smoked Soy Curls are so meat-like that if you're averse to the tastes or textures of meat, then I do not recommend you proceed. NOTE: Depending on how you smoke your soy curls, given the size and texture of curls, smoking them can result in a powerfully smokey taste. I
I soaked the curls in fake chicken broth and smoke salt. Then I fried them and mixed taco seasonings. Served with sautéed peppers and onions, queso fresco, avocado, and home made corn tortillas.
I soaked the curls in a chicken flavored broth (I used butler's seasoning for the broth). Squeezed out the excess liquid, then followed a typical Kung Pao recipe. Really delicious
Soy curls marinated, skewered, and grilled. I used a marinade recipe I've had since childhood that my step mom used for beef. I made the marinade, let it cool a bit, added the soy curls and soaked them for a few hours. Then I squeezed out and saved the excess marinade. Skewered them, brushed on a bit of the leftover marinade and...