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Braised Tofu with Baby King Oyster Mushrooms

Published: Dec 9, 2024 - Modified: Dec 9, 2024 by Recipes Of Home - This post may contain affiliate links - See Privacy Policy

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Braised tofu with baby king oyster mushrooms…Succulent pan fried tofu in a bed of umami baby king oyster mushrooms, ginger and goji sauce. So comforting, hearty and nourishing!

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This is an easy and healthy dish, high in protein and full of immune boosting mushrooms, ginger and goji. It’s a perfect fall/winter comfort food that goes well with some warm rice, rice porridge (congee) or even noodles.  So delicious, yet satisfying and takes only 20 minutes to make!

Aren’t these baby king oyster mushrooms cute? I found them at a local Korean grocery store when I was looking for king oyster mushrooms for this recipe.

During the colder months, I like to cook with lots of ingredients which help boost the immune system and those that promote blood circulation. So, I load my recipes with lots of spices, ginger, goji and mushrooms and any fruit or vegetables with Vitamin C. I have always made it a habit of mine to drink a cup of freshly squeezed orange juice after every meal so that the iron from the food can be better absorbed into the body.

I hope you like this warm comforting dish as much as I do! Yup! This is me, getting ready to eat it!

Enjoy!

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