Do you cook with silken tofu? If not, let me tell you, it’s a magic ingredient especially when used the right way! Learn about many of the different methods to add this protein-rich ingredient to recipes in this collection of the best vegan silken tofu recipes. From savory to sweet, there’s something here for everyone, whether you’re looking for recipes to serve for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner or dessert!
Silken tofu is not pressed during production like other types of tofu and thus contains much more liquid making it softer.
The true beauty of silken tofu is that it blends up easily, transforming into a silky, creamy consistency.
In vegetarian and vegan cooking, silken tofu adds a touch of creaminess to recipes prepared without eggs, cheese, mayonnaise and dairy.
Beyond that, it can also be used to prepare eggless dishes, creamy delicious desserts or even topped with a savory, umami flavored sauce to eat up all on its own.
Best Silken Tofu Recipes
Tip: This mayo base can be used to make an oil-free vegan ranch and vegan blue cheese dressing to use for salads and dips.
Have you tried any of these silken tofu recipes? Let us know in the comments below.
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Samantha
This was very easy to make! The webpage was hard to read on my phone, so consider printing the recipe. I made a few adjustments based on what I had in the house—only 1/4 c nutritional yeast, added vegan mozzarella, a whole bag frozen spinach, artichokes packed in brine (rinsed), dried onions, dried garlic, dried dill (don’t think I could taste the dill).
Sherri Hall
Thank you, Samantha! Glad you enjoyed the spinach artichoke dip from the collection! Love the idea of adding the vegan mozzarella too and that you were able to make it work with what you had. 🙂