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A vegan twist on the classic Chinese-American favorite General Tso's chicken, using homemade firm tofu. Crispy tofu cubes are tossed in a sweet‑sour‑spicy sauce made with rice vinegars, soy sauces, and chili paste. Serve over jasmine rice for a quick, satisfying dinner.
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