And it's time again for a scrambled tofu variation!
Today I had a very savoury, crispy kind of scrambled tofu.
Here we go:
- 200g firm tofu
- 2-3 big button mushrooms
- 3 tbsp breadcrumbs
- 2 tbsp dried cranberries
- lime juice (of half a lime)
- arugula
- oil
- rosemary salt
- one clove garlic
First heat 1-2 tbsp oil in a pan and add the smashed (and or minced) garlic clove. Crumble the tofu and add together with the sliced mushrooms and bread crumbs, let fry for a few minutes without stirring on medium heat. Add some salt, then stir and add cranberries. Fry til tofu is golden brown and add the fresh lime juice. Then serve on a big handful of arugula salad. I guess I say this very often, but this combination of flavours is just perfect. The breadcrumbs bring a very crunchy consistency, the arugula is slightly bitter and tangy and the cranberries and lime juice add a nice freshness.
Sometimes it's just time for a Woschech overdose.
Two weeks ago a friend and I roamed through his neighbourhood to take pictures.
From an abandoned house to the backyard of a hospital through empty streets where neither of us has been before. Sometimes there was a Twilight-Zone-like atmosphere but nothing weird happened. In the streets which we did already know we acted like some tourists looking at everything like we had never seen it before.
Just a good way to spend one of the last sunny Sundays.
You can see all of the pictures here.
Had a few days off. I didn't manage to fulfil everything I planned, but I did manage to be as lazy as possible. Pretty good closure before going back to work: Driving to a show on a Sunday night with pretty nice people. Sitting outside between ugly concrete walls on wobbly garden chairs mocking about the opening band and watching the sky full of stars above us. Then going back into a dark, sweaty basement to listen to the second band which play total summer music. Coming home very late, not being able to sleep. Being totally tired but exhilarated on Monday, sad to be back at work again but with happy summer music in my head. Sometimes it's stunning how cheerful I can be.
