I used quinoa as a noodle substitute and because I had so much leftover that I needed to kill! I poured the entire mixture over some cooked, seasoned kale, and then topped the dish with the chopped peanuts.
Add quinoa to the pan and continue to cook the amount is up to you. Add green onions and cook until soft, but do not burn them! Add a few dollops each of Sheryl's Duck Sauce, peanut butter, chili sauce, and more liquid aminos if necessary mix well. Saute tofu in garlic and safflower oil add a few dashes of liquid aminos and sprinkle on a little bit of ground mustard cook until slightly brown. Quinoa, cooked according to package directions I have to say it was an interesting one, too! And here I go again with only providing estimates, as I did not measure.
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