This is a fantastic recipe....I did freeze the tofu and did get the "meatier" texture...the only thing I would change is adding more kelp powder probably 2 tsp instead of 1 and that's it...this is "added" to our menu permanently :) !!!

I did not have kelp powder so I did my best to crush up nori-sheets along with the breadcrumbs in a blender. These were easy to make once the tofu was prepped; I froze mine, thawed, then squeezed out most of the water before using in this recipe. I also made a vegan slaw to put on top of the sandwich (didn't use the dressing recipe) and it was so good! Thanks for a great idea!

This was alright. It probably would have been better if I had fried the tofu, but a lot loss healthy. I didn't find it had much of a "fish" taste, so maybe next time I will increase the kelp? All in all I found it to be a bit bland. It was still edible and I liked it, but I would probably look for another recipe next time I make something similar.

Very good mock fish fillet, but I cut my tofu into strips to make sticks. I added more seasoning then called for & since I didn't have bread crumbs on hand and didn't want to take the time to toast bread, used ritz crackers, but forgot to omit the salt so they were a tad bit salty. I'll definately make again. Thanks for the recipe.

Though I prefer Jennifer McCann's Tofu Fish Sticks, this recipe is good. I just wanted to say...anytime I make tartar sauce I add about 1/4 of an onion to mine. The taste is way better. This one is just really bland. Also if you know you are going to be eating fish the day before make it that night so the flavors combine really way.

I followed Susan's suggestions for the recipe and it turned out really well. I had a bunch of kelp powder that I acquired and I've been looking for ways to use it...this was a great way for it!

My husband and my meat-eating husband both loved this recipe. Definately drain, freeze, thaw, and then pat dry before cookings. I also put the breading along with a little flour in a gallon ziplock bag and gently rolled the fillets to coat. Oh, and I used garlic salt and ommitted the extra salt. I ended up cooking them for 25 minutes on one side and then flipping them and cooking them for an additional twenty minutes on the other side to get them nice and crispy.

This was okay..my kids loved it, but I thought it was just "o.k" It was pretty bland, I wish I would have added more seasoning to it. I cut them in bite size pieces and pan fried them in a bit of olive oil. I may make them again for the kids.

My whole family loved this, even my 3 year old ate a whole sandwich and asked for another patty. Be sure to drain the tofu thoroughly and the breading will stick well. I didn't have any fall off. I baked them and sprayed non-stick spray on the tray and on the tops of the patties (flip half way through cooking, but most of the crispiness comes when you toast the buns. I cut the tofu in 7 slices. I used prepared tartar sauce. These even reheated well in the microwave! Great recipe and really easy!

ATTENTION: If you want your "fish" patties to turn out with more of a meat texture, purchase firm or extra firm tofu and freeze it before using. Then, thaw it in a colander and squeeze ALL the liquid out of it before you slice it. If you do not squeeze out the liquid, you will end up with a patty that is mushy and the breading WILL NOT STICK. If you are using the traditional block of tofu, slicing it into 5 or 6 slices also helps. Kelp powder is made from ocean kelp and adds lots of nutrients plus gives it more of a "fish" flavor. If you don't use it, its still good, but don't expect too much of a "fish" flavor. Excellent recipe if you use these tips! Thanks for a great recipe for vegetarians!!!

I made these for myself and my vegetarian sister, along with two meat-eaters, and every one of us was impressed with how good they were, especially taking into account the simplicity of the recipe. My only advice is to slice the tofu a little thinner than recommended (about six slices per package of tofu), or they get a little bland. I only gave four stars because the tartar sauce was inedible. Sorry!

This was my first attempt cooking tofu, and it was a huge success! I used "roasted garlic and savory spices" breadcrumbs, and I think that really added to it! I also baked it for 10 minutes longer than suggested because I wanted it firmer. It was great though, and I definetly plan on making this again!

I tried this as I had bought Tofu to make a pasta salad and had some left over. Maybe it is because I didn't make the sauce but it was bland and didn't get crunchy - it just seemed soggy to me.

woo great stuff, so crispy! i too, like baked better than fried here

This was good and a very quick dinner.

I was really unimpressed by this. The tofu just doesn't "crisp" up at all. The breadcrumb mixture didn't stick well to the tofu after baking (fell off in places). In the end, all I tasted was breadcrumbs and the tartar sauce (with the tofu giving a very odd, squishy texture to it all). I'm sure this would be decent if you enjoy tofu, but this is just cementing the idea that tofu is NOT for me...