Last week I attended a cooking class at Nutrihub ..
Nutrihub is an organic vegan café in Singapore. Mrs. Ang ,the owner do conduct cooking classes on weekends
The class was very interesting n we had lots of fun...we put together 4 vegan dishes
The most interesting part was the nutritional n cooking tips Mrs.Ang shared in between the classes.
One of dishes we made was five spice tofu salad and it tasted awesome!!
Right away I got a pack of organic tofu which is used for pan frying from there.
Only later did I realize that other than the tofu I don’t have many of the ingredients in my pantry..
While I am hunting for the ingredients for five spice salad here is a quick n tasty tofu recipe with lemongrass.
Spicy Lemongrass Tofu
150 gms Tofu – Used for frying
3 stalks of lemongrass
2-3 tablespoon Chili paste – I used the sambal chilli paste
2 tablespoon Oil for frying
Salt to taste
Cut the tofu to 1/2 inch cubes and pat dry with kitchen towel
Remove the outer layers of the lemon grass and thinly slice bottom white part
Combine the Chili paste and lemongrass and salt and spread it over the tofu. Let the marinate sit for 10 minutes.
Heat the oil in a pan .Once the oil is hot enough; add the tofu cubes using chopsticks
Stir fry for 2-3 minutes on one side until browned well.
Toss the tofu cubes using chop stick or spatula and fry on other side for 3 minutes until browned well.
You can discard the remaining oil.
Sprinkle some sesame seeds and njoy the spicy tangy tofu..
Looks so spicy, saucy and yummy... A simple recipe too dear...
ReplyDeletelove this spicy saucy slightly crispy delights. yum!
ReplyDeletereally tempting..spicy and flavourful...
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious ...lovely pics ...
ReplyDeleteLooks very tempting and yummy too!
ReplyDeleteLooks so spicy and yumm..Simple and nice one..
ReplyDeletewow i can feel lemon grass flavour,sure it must be delicious...thanks for the recipe...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the recipe,...will try this sometime nd let u knw
ReplyDeletespicy hot n yummy..
ReplyDeleteTotally love the flavor of lemon grass and I can imagine how scrumptious this must have tasted. The pictures tell their own story--so tempting!
ReplyDeleteWow,nice recipe and the picture says it all,how delicious it would have been!
ReplyDeleteone or two time i tried tofu....that too outside...tempting photo...please pass me the plate:-)...adipoliketto!
ReplyDeleteVery crispy..
ReplyDeleteTofu is such a versatile food which absorbs any flavor beautifully.. Loving the lemon flavor here.. Truly appetizing..
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wonderful clciks and interesting recipe. This would have tasted yum for sure
ReplyDeletedelicious looking flavourful tofu looks wonderful
ReplyDeleteVery tempting apetizer, bookmarked this.
ReplyDeleteOooohh...I love the lemony flavor in tofu!! bookmarked dear!!!
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very interesting recipe with tofu, looks great !!
ReplyDeleteLooks so saucy and delicious..... lovely click...
ReplyDeleteAwesome clicks. Delicious tofu have just picked some up.
ReplyDeleteHey Ramya,
ReplyDeleteBrilliant photos, and the tofu looks delicious!
Keep up these outstanding recipes!
Luke
adipoly clicks..I think u must take some classes for taking good photos.. recipe is also very nice...
ReplyDeleteDid u use the sambal paste with dry shrimp ????
@ Suhaina- I used the vegetarian Chilli Sambal paste...got it from the small vegetarian grocery shop in Hougang
ReplyDeleteDear Ramya, First time here and must say I'm glad to follow ur space. I have surfed your space and fallen in love with the simplicity of preparations and yet tasting so good. Would love to try this tofu sometime and surely the green tea jelly. Thanks for sharing dear. Do drop in my space whenever time permits. TC
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this looks amazing!!! and what a great idea lemongrass with tofu, and some sesame seeds. I've only ever fried them the boring way! Thanks for sharing and stunning photos btw!
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