Alkaline Diet Recipes

Main Dishes : "Tofu Steak"

You don't have to go without your regular steak when you start eating alkaline! Try our alkaline steak recipe made out of tofu! Tofu fits very well in an Alkaline Diet Plan - it is made of soy beans and has an alkaline effect on the body pH-level.

Ingredients for 3 steaks

1 pound firm tofu
2 oz. grounded almonds
4 tbsp. cold pressed extra virgin olive oil
Fresh juice of ½ lemon
½ tsp. sea salt or organic salt
½ tsp. pepper
Some nutmeg powder (optional)

Directions

Slice the tofu in 3 steak-like pieces.

Then put the grounded almonds, salt, pepper and nutmeg powder (optional) in a small bowl and mix well.

Take each of the tofu steaks and first soak with lemon juice and then coat with the almond mix.

Pour some olive oil in a pan and pan-fry until crispy.

Serve immediately with some fresh alkaline salad and enjoy! ;-)

Many thanks to Carol from Manchester, England for sharing this delicious alkaline recipe!

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