I adore tofu. The Vegetarian Goddess cookbook has a tofu salad (think egg salad) recipe that is so delicious that I have converted TX meateaters.
Drain your tofu, wrap it and place a light weight on it. When no more moisture comes out, slice it and chicken fry it.
Saute veggies and add drained, crumbled tofu. Scramble it like eggs. If you like it yellow a bit of turmeric is the trick.
Place the entire box in the freezer. Sometime later, defrost it, opened, in a colander. Drain completely and gently squeeze it dry. It will be much like a sponge. Make a marinade with minced garlic, soy, worcestershire, pepper and a dash of red wine or a drop or two or red wine vinegar. Marinate the tofu, tossing lightly. Saute onion slivers in olive oil until almost soft. Chunk up your tofu and add it to the onions. Toss and stirfry. From the pan drippings, using a bit of the marinade, make a light brown gravy using the cornstarch method. Serve all, lightly tossed over hot rice or noodles.
Someone told me that this was the most tender beef they ever tasted.
Try tofu bulgogi. It is rocking.
Regardless of your feeling pro or con about Peta, they have a free vegetarian cookbook that is available online. It has a chocolate tofu recipe that is wonderful. Think of French Silk or chocolate mousse.
Happy adventures!