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Tofu Adobado--doable?

I am wondering if I can veganise a Spanish fish dish by using tofu. The local "adobo" is a mixture of herbs and spices with vinegar that is used to marinade fish. You use like half a cup of white vinegar for a pound of fish and leave it for several hours before frying. I was wondering if you could put this on pressed tofu, or if the vinegar would turn the tofu to mush.
Yeah I know, I could get some tofu and try it, but I thought I'd pick y'alls brains and see if anyone knows for sure the acid would destroy the tofu or something.

The vinegar won't destroy the tofu. Try it!

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I've marinaded tofu in vinegar based salad dressings before and have had no issues.  Go for it.  (I've always used extra firm tofu and drain it well)

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I just submitted the recipe, which Storm tested for me and found good. It's in the New Recipe Queue!

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And now it's in the Recipes!!

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Yay!

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Yay!

Toddle off an post a review, please miss.  ;)b

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Tofu is marinating and review will be forthcoming today.   Did you misspell "smoky"?  Should it be "smokey"?  Here in the USA it's called "smoked" paprika.  

I clicked your name in another thread to find the recipe and was thrilled to find a daikon radish recipe as I was wondering what to do with a daikon I've had over a week but was still fresh.  I'm a bit unsure of how much vinegar to use.  I'm a pretty literal recipe follower and need specifics.   ???

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Tofu is marinating and review will be forthcoming today.   Did you misspell "smoky"?  Should it be "smokey"?  Here in the USA it's called "smoked" paprika.  

I clicked your name in another thread to find the recipe and was thrilled to find a daikon radish recipe as I was wondering what to do with a daikon I've had over a week but was still fresh.  I'm a bit unsure of how much vinegar to use.  I'm a pretty literal recipe follower and need specifics.   ???

Oh dear--How did that get past me!! The ingredient list should include about 1/3 cup of white vinegar!!
Boy that must have gotten past the mods as well.

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Man, can I come over?  ;)b

What's that mixture next to the rice? Is it guacamole or something else? It doesn't really look like guac... ???

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That's a date-pistaschio nut chutney.  That's actually a Middle Eastern couscous. not rice.  It's an "International" meal.  I often eat fusion meals like that which blends different types of cuisine.

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Sounds lush!!
"Fusion"--hey that's a term I'll have to adopt. Basically--if it's good, eat it!
Or in the words of Garrison Kiellor: "It's all provender, put it down where the goats can get to it."

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