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Step 1
Prepare the silken tofu: remove the silken tofu from the packaging and drain any excess water. You can leave it to sit on a plate while you prepare the sauce since the tofu will continue to release more water that you can discard later on before pouring the sauce.
Step 2
I like the tofu really cold so I place this in the refrigerator while I prepare the sauce.
Step 3
Prepare the sauce: mix everything together and feel free to adjust to your desired taste.
Step 4
Noodles: I like to cook a batch of noodles to mix with the sauce. I use wheat noodles and cook this until chewy to my liking.
Step 5
Pour the sauce over the tofu.
Step 6
Top with toppings of your choice - I used green onions and fried shallots.
Step 7
For the extra sauce, I like using this with cooked noodles. I use wheat noodles that I cooked until chewy to my liking.
Step 8
Place the freshly cooked noodles in a bowl and pour the leftover hoisin peanut lime sauce along with some soy sauce to taste, and chili oil, for extra spice. Mix well.
Step 9
Enjoy your tofu and noodles! This is a great complete meal you can prepare in 20 minutes or less.
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