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Hmmmm interesting, I'll have to try!
A couple of things to know:
You need the 'extra firm' or 'hard' tofu - it should be as firm as a cooked chicken breast. The softer ones are just nasty for this.
Cut in smallish cubes - 1cm is perfect - toss first with salt and a little olive oil, then a spoonful of cornflour.
Spread out on parchment, then bake in a hot oven until they get some colour - around 20 min depending on a bunch of factors.
A little chilli and garlic power in there makes them amazing, but now we're getting into actual flavour :D
Thanks for the tips! Will definitely be testing this out! Nothing wrong with adding some flavour ๐