For the standard size block of tofu, can I fit 2 at a time the short way instead of 1 the long way?
861834
I am surprised that others answer no because I do this with the standard 14 oz Nasoya-type blocks. It's a tight fit, but I have no trouble with it.
861835
Yes you can, it does come right to the screws, but it does fit, just remember to make sure that the screws are evenly spaced when you tighten it.
861836
Probably not. You might be able to barely squeeze two in if you cram them in pretty good, but to press them they will end up "squishing down" and flattening/widening out a bit. You might also run into issues of not pressing all parts evenly if you try to cram two in.
904195
Good evening, BLB. You should be able to use 2 of the 2"x6". Melissa S. ~ Plow & Hearth Customer Service
984843
I can still cut the tofu into cubes. I agree with you that it depends on how much you press it. I am gentle with my tofu. Hope that helps.
837299
yes- I dipped3/4" cubes of firm tofu in egg, then panko and set them on the rack in a single layer with space in between each. I had preheated to 300 and set it for 10 mins. They were crispy outside and tender inside. Were excellent with a soy, sesame and scallion dipping sauce.
1193859
I stack them in twos...don't see why they couldn't be more but I don't have enough room
1434983
I used two side by side units on the back of a pantry door. Our configuration was obviously different. It works great but holds far fewer seasonings than I need space for. If you aren't a varied seasoning they work fine.
785913
I think two in the same rack would not fit, bottom area is slightly bigger.
984842
You are correct. You can control the amount of pressure used to squeeze the tofu. I have found the tofu to stay intact and able to be sliced or cubed after pressing
1034536
You should be able to but you may end up with an extra piece. The pieces fit into each other.
643507
According to my wife, no; you can only fit one at a time,and you need an adapter. She says we have a "universal adapter" that works, but requires some finagling to get it to work. Hope that helps.
207846
I guess you can with a break between batches. I only make one batch at a time since that's about all I can eat at one time. Just remember this machine was made for home use not commercial use.
1018066
It should not be a problem. Using 1x8's will leave you with a bit of space because of the nominal width difference, but that's only a problem if it bothers you. If you want them to fit snugly in the supports you would do better to get 2 1x10's and rip them down to exactly 8 inch widths. Nut only if you're obsessive about that sort of thing.
489151
It would be tight. You can reduce the recipe to 3/4 and it would work. I have a 1 1/2 and when I do the 7-grain version I have to reduce it to 3/4 because it rises so much. I don't have that problem with the 9 grain.
2081758
Fewer would fit, naturally, but the height of the canner would allow 1/2 gallon jars, so I would say it is possible. I haven't tried 1/2 gallon jars and the instructions in the manual only give times for quart and pints.
260068
You can stack 2 by turning one upside down. More than that is not possible.
517079
Yes! For some reason I had to put more than one piece in at a time. Should work!
1404753
No. While you could put silken tofu in here and squash it, silken tofu doesn't press well regardless of the method. (In my experience.)