02/11/2026
High-Protein Vegan Deli Roll / Chả Chay Tàu Hủ Ky
Chả chay tàu hủ ky nhà làm
Chỉ với 250g tàu hủ ky khô, hành tím, tiêu, chút đường nâu và miso, hấp 2,5 tiếng là có một cây chả chay dai giòn, thơm mùi tiêu, cắt lát đẹp mắt. Mỗi lát có khoảng 11g đạm thực vật.
Chả này ăn với các loại bún chay thì ngon hơn nhiều: bún riêu chay, bún măng chay, bún mọc chay, bún thang chay, bún bò Huế chay... Cắt lát mỏng thả vào tô bún nóng, thêm rau thơm là đủ vị. Ăn kèm cơm, bánh mì hay gỏi cuốn cũng hợp.
Mọi người thử nha.
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I wouldn't call it vegan ham, because it's not ham. But it does have a pleasantly meaty, chewy texture, and it slices beautifully.
It's made from tofu skin (also sold as yuba or bean curd skin), the protein layer that forms on heated soy milk. Steamed into a dense, layered roll, it's savory and satisfying, with 11 g of plant protein per slice.
Prep: about 2 hours (mostly soaking, only about 30 minutes hands-on)
Steam: 2.5 hours
Cool: 15mins-30mins before slicingTotal: about 6 hours, mostly hands-off.
It's a great weekend meal prep.
Nutrition (per slice, about 10 slices)~120 calories | 11 g protein | 330 mg sodium
Two slices give you about 22 g of protein.
Keeps 5 to 7 days in the fridge. For longer, slice, layer with parchment and freeze up to 3 months. Thaw overnight, then steam 5 minutes or pan-sear until golden.
Ways healthier way to enjoy it :
Whole-grain sandwich with mustard, pickles, cucumber and plenty of greens.
Grain bowl: steamed or lightly seared slices over quinoa with roasted vegetables.
Mezze plate: with hummus, cucumber, tomato, olives and whole-grain crackers.
Veggie-packed stir-fry or noodle soup: slice thinly and add bok choy, mushrooms and carrots, going light on soy sauce.
Vietnamese-style: in a bánh mì loaded with pickled carrot, daikon and herbs, or with rice, fresh herbs and a big side of pickled vegetables.
Vegetarian noodles like Bún Chay.
Fresh rolls (gỏi cuốn): thin slices with lettuce, herbs and rice noodles, no frying needed.
Healthy tips:
Steam, air-fry or dry-sear in a non-stick pan instead of deep-frying.
Fill half your plate with vegetables.
Since the roll is naturally salty, use low-sodium soy sauce or a lime-and-chili dip instead of salty sauces.
Stick to 2 slices per serving, which gives you about 22 g of protein.
Contains soy. Yuba is naturally gluten-free, but check your miso label, as some contain barley. It's salty by nature, so enjoy in moderation if you watch your sodium.
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