Rehydrate the soy curls by covering them in some water for about 10 minutes.
While soy curls are hydrating, prepare the marinade and soy ginger sauce by combining the ingredients in separate bowls respectively.
Strain your soy curls. Using your bare hands, squeeze out the excess water. You want them to be as dry as possible. I typically do this in a colander that's got another bowl underneath it (or you could do it over the sink too).
Get a large skillet heated up over medium heat, add your soy curls and the marinade. Now all we need to do is reduce down, which should take about 30 minutes.
Reduce liquid completely, if desired, let the soy curls cook for a bit longer to brown a bit.
Now would be a good time to microwave or steam broccoli. You can also remove the soy curls from the pan and pan-fry the broccoli to your desired doneness as well. If you do that, simply add the soy curl beef back in after doing so.
Add the soy ginger sauce to the pan, (if you steamed or microwaved your broccoli, add them in now as well) stir to combine. Stir again, and now you're done!
ENJOY!