Baked Tofu Sticks!

I had a great/exhausting weekend. I volunteered at ActorFest (like Comic Con for actors) from 7:30-5 on Saturday and my whole weekend was pretty much structured around it. I tried to go to bed early on Friday but it was a total failure and I only got four hours of sleep. So then I was super wired on adrenaline all day Saturday from the lack of sleep I was even doing wall pushups during my rare downtime. I had a great volunteer gig - I got to escort the VIPs from check-in to the green room and I met some of my favorite casting directors!

After catching up on sleep, I had two auditions on Sunday. Yesterday I had Power Group and then I was supposed to have an audition for a student film - but when I got there, nobody else was! And I was definitely on time and in the right place! I texted the student but by the time she texted me back I had left. I figured if the production was that unprofessional from the beginning, I don't want to be a part of it.

Today I spent all day making and sending mailings to agents. Mailings are not a great way to try and get meetings with agents but I have to do what I can. I feel like I'm ready to work at a higher caliber and I can only get those auditions with an agent so I'm actively working on it. I created a target list and did lots of research -- my IMDb Pro account definitely got a workout this week!

The last couple days I enjoyed Instant Colcannon, seasoned with my fave McCormick's Garlic and Onion seasoning and plenty of nooch.



Tonight I made some baked tofu. It was great and very easy!



Baked Tofu Sticks

1 block firm or extra-firm (not silken) tofu
Braggs
paprika
black pepper
cumin
dried basil
fennel seed
nutritional yeast

Freeze and thaw a block of tofu. Squeeze water out and cut into eight sticks. Marinate in Braggs (I marinated 10 minutes) and season with spices and nooch. Bake at 375 for 40 minutes, flipping halfway through.



Yum. A tasty classic. I cannot believe I used to HATE tofu! Granted, it's all about texture. Make tofu the right way and it's freakin' divine. Make it the wrong way and it's slimy and icky. Except I have to admit, I've developed such a taste for tofu that I'd probably like it no matter what. I don't eat it very often, though - before this week I hadn't made any since April or so.

Links:
http://damnyouautocorrect.com/ Auto-correct iPhone texting mishaps. I actually laugh out loud reading this.

Do you like tofu? Have you tried baking it? Averie has several baked tofu recipes that I always think look great. I'm glad I finally tried it - most of the time I scramble or stir-fry tofu.

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