High Protein Vegan Mediterranean Sandwich

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Ready in just 2 minutes, this Mediterranean-inspired sandwich is perfect for an energising lunch on the go. With 20g of plant-based protein and a hearty dose of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, it’s a nutritional powerhouse that easily outshines anything you’ll find on the high street. And at less than £1 per serving, it’s kinder on your wallet, too!

Grabbing lunch on the go can get expensive fast, and vegan options in UK shops are often limited. Usually, you’re stuck choosing between a falafel wrap (tasty but low in protein) or the hoisin “duck” wrap that just doesn’t cut it. Instead, try making your own delicious, affordable sandwich at home. Not only will it save you money, but you can customise it to fit your exact tastes.

This Mediterranean-inspired sandwich has been my go-to work lunch for years, and I’ve never tired of it. With its satisfying mix of textures and flavours, it’s filling without being heavy – ideal for those busy afternoons when there’s little time to ‘rest and digest’.

This recipe is part of my 3 Healthy Meals for £3 a Day series, ideal for students or anyone looking for a cheap, quick and nutritious plant-based meals. 

Ingredient Cost Breakdown

  • 2 thick slices of multigrain seeded bread (Tesco Finest) – 15p
  • ½ TBSP dairy-free spread (Vitalite, 3p)
  • 2 TBSP hummus (Tesco) – 15p
  • 2 pieces of oil-packed sun-dried tomatoes (Tesco) – 5p
  • 60g / 2 oz extra firm tofu (Tofoo) – 49p 
  • 1 TBSP sandwich pickle (10g) (Tesco) – 6p
  • 4 baby salad leaves (Tesco) – 6p

Total Cost: 99p

Prices listed are for November 2024, sourced from Tesco where I do my main grocery shop at the moment.

Mediterranean Vegan Sandwich

Mediterranean Vegan Sandwich

Mediterranean Vegan Sandwich

Top Tips & FAQS

What’s the key to a great sandwich?

Layering a variety of textures and flavours is essential. I start with extra-firm tofu for a protein boost, add sun-dried tomatoes for a chewy, rich flavour, and a bit of sandwich pickle for a tangy crunch. Hummus adds creaminess and depth.

Which tofu works best for sandwiches?

Extra-firm tofu is perfect since it’s easy to slice and doesn’t require pressing. In the UK, the Tofoo brand is widely available. I also love smoked tofu as it adds an extra punch of flavour, though it’s a bit pricier. It’s a great one to buy when it’s on offer.

What about dairy-free spreads?

Vitalite is my favourite for sandwiches—it’s flavourful, vegan, and soft enough to spread without tearing the bread. Other options in UK supermarkets include Flora and Pure.

Boosting iron absorption

Adding vitamin C-rich ingredients like red bell pepper, sun-dried tomatoes, or red cabbage can help your body absorb more iron from the tofu and bread. Alternatively, pack a vitamin-C rich fruit or drink a small glass of orange juice with your lunch. 

Gluten-free options

Serve the fillings with a gluten-free bread, which can be found on the ‘Free From’ aisles in the major UK supermarkets.

Mediterranean Vegan Sandwich

The Good Stuff

Tofu is rich in plant-based protein; heart-healthy fats; and minerals such as iron, calcium, magnesium. Tofu contains beneficial compounds called isoflavones, that have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties and also promote hormonal balance.

Hummus is made with chickpeas and tahini (sesame) and contains protein, healthy fats, fibre, and essential vitamins and minerals like iron, magnesium, and folate, supporting heart health, digestion, and sustained energy.

Sun-dried tomatoes are rich in antioxidants like lycopene, vitamins C and K, and minerals such as iron and potassium, which support heart health, immune function and overall vitality.

Salad leaves are rich in antioxidants, vitamins A, C, and K, folate, and fibre, supporting immune function, bone health, and digestion.

Multigrain seeded bread is rich in fibre, healthy fats, protein, and essential nutrients like B vitamins, iron and magnesium, promoting heart health, digestion, and sustained energy.

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Mediterranean Vegan Sandwich

High Protein Vegan Mediterranean Sandwich

Ready in just 2 minutes, this Mediterranean-inspired sandwich is perfect for an energising lunch on the go. Feel free to make it your own by adding your favourite veggies, pickles, or condiments.
Hands on time 2 minutes
Total Time 2 minutes
Course Lunch
Servings 1

Ingredients
 

  • 2 thick slices of multigrain seeded bread
  • ½ TBSP dairy-free spread
  • 2 TBSP hummus
  • 2 TBSP oil-packed sun-dried tomatoes drained and chopped
  • 60 g / 2 oz extra firm tofu* drained and sliced
  • 1 TBSP sandwich pickle
  • 4 baby salad leaves

Optional add ins:

  • Red bell pepper
  • Red cabbage
  • Black olives
  • Balsamic glaze
  • Vegan Mayonnaise

Instructions
 

  • Spread a thin layer of dairy-free spread on one slice of bread, followed by the hummus and sun-dried tomatoes. Layer on the tofu slices, then add the pickle and salad leaves. Top with the second slice of bread, press gently, and slice in half. Pack in a sandwich box, and it’s ready to go!

Notes

tsp = teaspoon | TBSP = tablespoon 
* I use The Tofoo Co Naked Organic Tofu or Smoked Organic Tofu.
Keyword Vegan Packed Lunch, Vegan Sandwiches
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Nutrition breakdown

N.B. The above values are estimates and for illustration purposes only. The actual nutritional values will vary depending on the specific ingredients used. The % Reference Intake (RI) will also vary depending on your age, gender, height, BMI, level of activity and other personal variables.

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High Protein Vegan Mediterranean Sandwich

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With love,

Tofu ‘Egg’ Mayonnaise Sandwich: A High-Protein Vegan Take on a Classic

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This vegan twist on one of our nation’s favourite sandwiches is quick, easy to make and packed with protein (24g per sandwich). Perfect for packed lunches, it’s delicious, nutrient-rich, and costs just £1 per serving—much cheaper than any high-street sandwich!

Tofu is the perfect plant-based substitute for eggs in this sandwich, offering a creamy texture that’s both cruelty-free and nutritious! Packed with protein, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, tofu contains no cholesterol and has significantly less saturated fat than eggs.

For those who love that classic ‘eggy’ flavour, a pinch of kala namak (also known as black salt) adds the perfect sulphuric aroma, recreating the classic taste of egg mayonnaise.

This recipe is part of my 3 Healthy Meals for £3 a Day series—an affordable way to eat well every day!

Ingredient Cost Breakdown

  • 200 g / 7 oz firm tofu (Cauldron) – £1.38
  • 1½ TBSP vegan mayonnaise (Hellmans) – 19p
  • ½ tsp Dijon mustard (Tesco) – 1p
  • ¼ tsp ground turmeric (Rajah Haldi) – 1p
  • ¼ tsp Kala Namak salt (Natco) – 4p
  • 1 TBSP dairy-free spread (Vitalite) – 6p
  • 4 thick slices of multigrain seeded bread (Tesco Finest) – 31p

Total cost: £2.00

Cost per serving: £1.00

Prices listed are for November 2024. I mostly used Tesco prices as that’s where I do my main grocery shop at the moment.

Tofu Egg Mayonnaise

The Good Stuff

Tofu is rich in plant-based protein, heart-healthy fats, and minerals such as iron, calcium, magnesium. Tofu contains beneficial compounds called isoflavones, that have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties and also promote hormonal balance.

Ground turmeric is high in antioxidants, particularly curcumin, along with manganese, iron, and vitamin B6, offering anti-inflammatory benefits and supporting immune and digestive health.

✨ Kala namak (black salt) contains essential minerals like iron and potassium, and has a low-sodium content compared to regular salt. It is valued for its unique sulphurous taste and potential health benefits, including aiding digestion and reducing bloating.

 Black pepper contains piperine, an active compound that enhances nutrient absorption (including the curcumin in turmeric), has anti-inflammatory properties and improves digestion.

 Multigrain seeded bread is rich in fibre, healthy fats, protein, and essential nutrients like B vitamins, iron and magnesium, promoting heart health, digestion, and sustained energy.

Tofu Egg Mayonnaise

Top Tips & FAQS

What type of tofu works best?  

Firm tofu has the ideal texture for this sandwich filling. This is the type of tofu that is found in the chiller cabinets and usually needs pressing before cooking. For those in the UK, Cauldron Authentic tofu is widely available in our supermarkets. As a bonus, this brand of tofu is set in calcium sulfate, which means that one sandwich offers a substantial calcium boost of 490 mg (70% of the UK’s daily recommended intake!)

You can also use extra firm tofu (such as Tofoo) but it will give a slightly chewier texture. 

What is kala namak and where can I buy it? 

Kala namak (also known as black salt), is a type of volcanic rock salt commonly used in South Asian cuisine. It has a sulphurous ‘eggy’ aroma and flavour, making it perfect for vegan alternatives to egg mayonnaise, scrambled egg and omelettes. It’s available from Asian supermarkets, health food stores and online. I purchased a 100g bag from Amazon UK for under £3 with free delivery and it’s lasted years.

Where can I find vegan mayonnaise?

Vegan mayonnaise is now available in most UK supermarkets—look in the condiment aisle. Hellmann’s 100% Plant-Based Mayo is a favourite. You can also make home-made mayo using some basic pantry ingredients with my Quick & Easy Vegan Mayonnaise recipe. It’s super cheap too!

Boosting iron absorption

Adding a vitamin-C veggie such as red bell pepper to your sandwich will help your body to absorb the iron in the tofu and bread. Alternatively, enjoy a vitamin-C rich fruit, such as kiwi, orange or strawberries for dessert.

Gluten-free options

Serve the vegan ‘egg’ mayonnaise with a gluten-free bread. This can typically be found on the ‘Free From’ aisles in UK supermarkets.

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Vegan ‘Egg Mayonnaise’ Sandwich

A vegan twist on the classic egg mayo sandwich, perfect for lunches on the go or a quick, satisfying meal at home.
5 from 2 votes
Hands on time 5 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes
Course Afternoon Tea, Breakfast, Lunch, Snack
Servings 2

Ingredients
 

  • TBSP vegan mayonnaise*
  • ½ tsp Dijon mustard
  • ¼ tsp ground turmeric
  • ¼ tsp kala namak salt** (or use sea salt if you don’t want an ‘eggy’ flavour)
  • 200 g / 7 oz firm tofu***
  • frsehly ground black pepper to taste
  • small handful of cress or microgreens optional

Serve with:

  • 4 thick slices of multigrain seeded bread
  • dairy-free spread

Instructions
 

  • In a mixing bowl, stir together the mayonnaise, mustard, turmeric, and salt until fully combined.
  • Drain the tofu, squeeze out excess water (no need to press) and crumble the tofu into the bowl. Use a fork to mash the tofu, mixing it well with the mayo blend. Taste test and adjust the seasoning to suit.
  • Spread a thin layer of vegetable spread on the bread, then add the tofu filling. Top with cress or microgreens and a sprinkle of black pepper, if desired.
  • Serve immediately or pack for lunch on the go.

Notes

tsp = teaspoon | TBSP = tablespoon
* I use Hellman’s Plant-Based Mayo or my home-made Quick & Easy Vegan Mayo.
** Check out my ‘Top Tips & FAQ’ section above for information about kala namak and where to buy it in the UK. Kala namak has a strong, sulphurous flavour so if you’re new to this salt, I would recommend starting with a pinch and adjust as needed.
*** I used Cauldron Foods Authentic Tofu, found in the chiller cabinets in most of the larger UK supermarkets.
Storage tips: Leftovers keep well in the fridge for up to 2 days.
Keyword Dairy-Free, Egg Salad, Egg-Free, Plant-Based, Vegan Buffets, Vegan Picnics, Vegan Sandwiches
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Nutrition breakdown

N.B. The above values are estimates and for illustration purposes only. The actual nutritional values will vary depending on the specific ingredients used. The % Reference Intake (RI) will also vary depending on your age, gender, height, BMI, level of activity and other personal variables.

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Vegan Egg Mayo Sandwich

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With love,

Sharon xx


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Curried Tempeh Vegan Sandwich Slices

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The curried tempeh I’m sharing today makes one tasty, high protein sandwich filling! For my work lunch box, I love to serve it in a seeded bap with some juicy tomato slices, diced red pepper, fresh green leaves and a dollop of vegan mayo or mango chutney. Just like tofu, I find that adding a couple of slices of tempeh to my lunchtime sandwich really helps to power me through the afternoon and keeps me feeling full for hours.

Curried Tempeh Sandwich
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Smoky Tempeh, Lettuce and Tomato Sandwich

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Today I’m sharing a recipe for smoky tempeh slices that are just perfect as a sandwich filling. They are super easy to make and packed full of flavour. Add some lettuce, slices of juicy tomato and a dollop of mayonnaise and you have a delicious vegan alternative to the classic BLT sandwich – the ‘TLT’ (Tempeh, Lettuce, Tomato) sandwich!

Smoky Tempeh TLT Sandwich

Tempeh originally hails from Indonesia and is made from whole soy beans which are fermented with a live culture and pressed into a block. This gives it a distinct texture and flavour (very different to tofu, which is made from soy bean curd). Tempeh is nutrient dense and contains an array of minerals, B vitamins and prebiotics (types of fibre that promote the growth of beneficial gut bacteria). It also happens to be a rich source of protein (100 grams of tempeh contains just over 20 grams of protein).

Smoky Tempeh in Pan

Here in the UK, tempeh is starting to become more widely available. I’ve been buying the Tofoo brand, which is available in my local Waitrose, Sainsbury’s and Tesco and the Plant Power Original Tempeh (from Sainsbury’s). Both can be found in the the vegetarian/vegan chilled aisle.

Tempeh Slices

I must admit that until recently, I haven’t been a big fan of tempeh. I found its texture quite hard and the flavour bitter (even after steaming it). However, the recipe I’m sharing today has been a complete game changer for me. I’ve learnt that by slicing the tempeh very thinly and soaking it for a few minutes in a tasty marinade, completely transforms both its texture and flavour. 

Tempeh Slices Marinading

The recipe is lightly adapted from The Happy Pear’s Vegan ‘Bacon’ so a huge thank you to Steve and Dave for the inspiration, and for showing me a way to prepare tempeh that’s not only delicious but super easy too!

At the moment I can’t get enough of this smoky tempeh. It’s hard to resist eating it straight from the pan! It’s been a big hit with the rest of the family too. I hope you enjoy it as much as we do!

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Smoky Tempeh TLT Sandwich

Smoky Tempeh Sandwich Slices

These smoky tempeh slices are perfect for serving in sandwiches. Add some lettuce, slices of juicy tomato and a dollop of mayonnaise and you have a delicious vegan alternative to the classic BLT… the TLT!
5 from 2 votes
Hands-on Time 25 minutes
Total Time 30 minutes
Course Brunch, Lunch
Servings 3

Ingredients
 

  • 200 g / 7 oz tempeh*

Marinade

  • 1 tsp smoked paprika
  • 1 tsp minced garlic
  • 2 TBSP reduced salt soy sauce or tamari (for a GF option)
  • 1 TBSP tomato puree (paste)
  • 1 TBSP apple cider vinegar
  • TBSP extra virgin olive oil
  • 2 TBSP maple syrup
  • 1 TBSP water

Instructions
 

  • Slice the tempeh as thinly as possible and place in a wide, flat bottom dish.
  • In a small bowl, whisk together all the marinade ingredients. Pour over the tempeh and stir through, making sure both sides are coated in the marinade. Leave for five minutes (can be left longer).
  • Heat a large non-stick frying pan (skillet) on medium heat. Arrange some tempeh slices in a single layer in the pan. (You can spoon some of the extra marinade onto the slices if you wish, for an even deeper flavour). Cook the tempeh, flipping regularly until it is browned on both sides and all the liquid has evaporated (I find this takes me about six minutes in total). Transfer to a plate and repeat the process with the remaining tempeh slices.
  • The tempeh can be eaten straight away or stored in an airtight container in the fridge for 48 hours.

Notes

* I used Tofoo tempeh, currently available in the UK from Tescos, Waitrose and Sainsbury’s (in the vegetarian/vegan chiller cabinet). Tempeh is also available from independent health food shops.
The recipe is lightly adapted from The Happy Pear’s Vegan ‘Bacon’ so a huge thank you to Steve and Dave for the inspiration, and for showing me a way to prepare tempeh that’s not only delicious but super easy too!
Keyword Family Friendly, Gluten-Free, Plant-Based, Vegan Lunch, Vegan Lunchbox Ideas, Vegan Sandwiches
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Nutritional Breakdown


NB: The above values are estimates and for illustration purposes only. Actual nutritional values will vary depending on the specific ingredients used. Percentage Reference Intakes (RI) will also vary depending on individual factors such as age, gender, height, BMI and activity level.

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Smoky Tempeh, Lettuce and Tomato Sandwich

If you make this Smoky Tempeh, Lettuce and Tomato Sandwich sandwich, I’d love to hear your feedback and any suggestions for adaptations! Tag your photos with #bitofthegoodstuff on social media – I always love to see your creations! You can also connect with me on my social media channels here: Instagram, FacebookPinterest.   

With love,

Sharon xx

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Chickpea ‘Tuna’ Salad Sandwich (Vegan)

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Today, I’m sharing a tasty plant-based alternative to the classic Tuna salad sandwich filling. It’s creamy, crunchy, sweet, salty and tangy! I do love to have a mixture of flavours and textures going on in my sandwiches and today’s recipe certainly fits that bill! It is really easy to make and takes less than ten minutes to prepare.

Chickpea 'Tuna' Mayo Salad (Vegan)

The idea of using smashed chickpeas, mayo and seaweed as a vegan alternative to tuna has been around for a while now. I don’t know who originally came up with the idea, but it’s genius! I like to add a dash of mustard, lemon juice, tahini, dill and salt into the mix as I find it really helps to make the flavours ‘dance’.

Sweetcorn is a classic addition to the Tuna salad sandwich and it lends some sweetness and texture, as well as some welcome pops of sunshine yellow. I also love to add some chopped dill pickles for crunch and tang.

Chickpea 'Tuna' Mayo Sandwich (Vegan)

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Chickpea Tuna Mayo Sandwich (Vegan)

Chickpea ‘Tuna’ Salad Sandwich Filling

This tasty plant-based alternative to the Tuna Mayo Salad sandwich is creamy, crunchy, sweet, salty and tangy! It is really easy to make and perfect for lunchboxes.
Hands-on Time 9 minutes
Total Time 9 minutes
Course Lunch
Servings 3

Ingredients
 

  • 400 g / 14 oz can of chickpeas rinsed and drained
  • 3 TBSP vegan mayonnaise either home-made or shop-bought*
  • 1 TBSP light tahini
  • 1-2 TBSP freshly squeezed lemon juice
  • 1 tsp Dijon mustard
  • 2 tsp nori sprinkles (I use Clearspring)
  • ½ tsp dried dill
  • ¼ tsp salt
  • 50 g / ¼ cup canned sweetcorn drained
  • 40 g / ¼ cup dill pickles (aka cornichon gherkins) chopped

Instructions
 

  • Place the chickpeas in a mixing bowl and roughly mash using a potato masher.
  • Add the mayonnaise, tahini, lemon juice and mustard and stir through until fully combined.
  • Add the dried dill, salt, sweetcorn and pickles and stir to combine. Taste test and adjust the seasoning to suit.
  • Store the sandwich filling in an airtight container in the fridge, where it will keep for three days.

Notes

* There are lots of options available now for vegan mayonnaise! You could either use a shop-bought mayo such as Hellmans, Vegenaise or M&S Plant Kitchen… or make you own. My ‘Quick and Easy’ Vegan Mayonnaise recipe can be found here.
Keyword Dairy-Free, Easy Vegan Meals, Egg-Free, Family Friendly, Gluten-Free, Lunchbox Ideas, Plant-Based, Vegan Sandwiches
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Nutritional Breakdown

NB: The above values are estimates and for illustration purposes only. Actual nutritional values will vary depending on the specific ingredients used. Percentage Reference Intakes (RI) will also vary depending on individual factors such as age, gender, height, BMI and activity level.

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Chickpea Tuna Mayo Sandwich (Vegan)

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With love,

Sharon xx

Tofu ‘Halloumi’

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In today’s post, I’m sharing the recipe for a delicious plant-based alternative to halloumi. Simple to prepare, this Tofu ‘Halloumi’ is highly versatile. We love to add it to Greek-style salads, sandwiches, pittas, wraps and mezze platters. 

Tofu Halloumi

It was the Greek Vegan Deli guys that first introduced me to Tofu ‘Halloumi’ back in 2018 at Bristol VegFest. It was absolutely delicious!! Since then, every time I see the Greek Deli guys at a festival, I really look forward to tucking into their Tofu ‘Halloumi’, either stuffed into a pitta or as part of one of their incredible Greek platters. 

I love Greek food and halloumi used to be one of my favourite cheeses. However, once I’d tried the tofu version, I was hooked. I loved it even more than the original!

And if I’d known just how easy it is to make, I would definitely have tried making Tofu ‘Halloumi’ a long time ago!

It involves three simple steps …

  1. Pressing the tofu
  2. Marinating it for an hour
  3. Then grilling it for a few minutes.

Job done!

I especially love to use a griddle pan to get those beautiful grill lines.

Tofu Halloumi

For the marinade, I used five ingredients that are basic staples my kitchen – nutritional yeast flakes, lemon, oregano, extra virgin olive oil and salt. The resulting tofu was so flavourful. It was salty, tangy, cheesy and herby – all the flavours I associated with Greek halloumi (for Cypriot halloumi you could switch the oregano for mint instead).

Tofu Halloumi

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Tofu Halloumi

Tofu ‘Halloumi’

This tofu is a delicious alternative to halloumi. It can be served warm or cold, and is perfect for adding to Greek salads, sandwiches, pittas, wraps and mezze platters.
5 from 3 votes
Hands-on Time 18 minutes
Total Time 2 hours
Course Appetizer, Dinner, Lunch, Salad
Cuisine Mediterranean, Middle East
Servings 3

Ingredients
 

  • 1 block (about 400g / 14 oz) of super firm tofu*
  • 4 TBSP nutritional yeast flakes
  • 2 TBSP fresh lemon juice
  • 1 TBSP dried oregano
  • 1 TBSP extra virgin olive oil
  • ½ tsp salt

Instructions
 

  • Press the tofu for 30 minutes**. Slice into ½ inch (1.3 cm) thick rectangles.
  • Add the nutritional yeast flakes, lemon juice, dried oregano, oil and salt to a bowl and stir until thoroughly combined. The nutritional yeast should start to dissolve into the oil.
  • Add the tofu to a wide, shallow container and use a pastry brush or spoon to coat both sides in the marinade (it doesn’t matter if you need to stack the tofu). Cover and leave for an hour to marinate. Alternatively you can leave it overnight in the fridge.
  • When ready to cook, spray a non-stick griddle pan or frying pan (skillet) with oil and pre-heat on medium-high. Add the tofu in a single layer and press down on it with a slotted turner spatula (you should hear it sizzle). Cook for 2-3 minutes until golden brown on the underside then flip over and repeat.
  • Stored in an airtight container, the tofu will keep for a couple of days.

Notes

* I used Cauldron Extra Firm Organic Tofu (available in the chiller cabinet in most big UK supermarkets). I like this tofu as it is set in calcium sulphate so it’s an easy way to boost our calcium levels. According to their website, Cauldron Organic Tofu contains approximately 400mg of calcium per 100g (a quarter block). 
**Here’s my preferred way to press tofu (since I don’t have a tofu press): Place the tofu on a rimmed baking tray. Place a chopping board on top of the tofu, followed by a heavy object to weigh it down. The water collects in a pool round the tofu. After 30 minutes, drain off the liquid. Give the tofu a quick pat with kitchen paper to soak up any residual liquid, then it’s good to go.
Keyword Easy Vegan Meals, Gluten-Free, Plant-Based, Vegan Lunchbox Ideas, Vegan Sandwiches
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Tofu Halloumi

I’m really looking forward to seeing how you would use this Tofu ‘Halloumi’. Today, I added it to a toasted sandwich with baby leaves and shredded beetroot, sun-dried tomatoes and mayo. It was so delicious! If you make it, remember to take a photo and tag it with #bitofthegoodstuff on social media – I always love to see your creations! You can also connect with me on my social media channels here: Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest.    

With love,

Sharon xx

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