Sesame Tofu and Broccoli
Crisp-edged tofu and tender broccoli meet a glossy ginger-soy coating, with sesame added at the end.
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Give carrots, potatoes, mushrooms, and greens the good part of the plate.
Crisp-edged tofu and tender broccoli meet a glossy ginger-soy coating, with sesame added at the end.
Parboiled potatoes brown with red pepper and onion before four eggs finish under a lid.
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Roast the carrots until their edges wrinkle, then set them against cold, tangy yogurt and a handful of herbs.
A can of beans earns a proper lunch with shallots, olive oil, and toast rubbed with a cut clove of garlic.
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