One of the main things I do here is cook (and eat). I will be posting some recipes that I've found, formulated or adapted.
This dish is for tofu with lemongrass and chilli. I learnt this one in Hoi An,
Ingredients:
- 200g of tofu
- 2 tsp of oyster sauce (or veggie oyster sauce or kecap manis or you can leave out)
- 3 tsp of stock powder (optional)
- 2 tsp sugar
- 4 tsp sesame oil
- 1 or 2 small red chilli (depending on level of spiciness)
- 2 stems of lemongrass, chopped (or you can use dry slices, maybe a couple of tablespoons?)
- 8 large cloves of garlic
- 1-2 tbs oil
- 2 tbs water
- Cut tofu into cubes, and fry in a lot of oil until the cubes are sufficiently browned. Drain and set aside
- Put garlic, lemongrass and chilli in a mortar and pestle and grind to a paste. You can also use a hand blender.
- Fry the lemongrass and garlic mixture lightly in oil on medium high heat, to let out the fragrance. Maybe a couple of minutes.
- Then add the rest of the ingredients: sugar, sesame oil, stock powder, oyster sauce and water
- When the mixture starts to bubble, lower the heat and throw in the fried tofu.
- When thoroughly heated through, it's ready to serve.
4 comments:
I loved this recipe.
BTW, "That's why I work at WWF trying to document how endangered they are, and trying to help SHAVE them"
Typo, or intentional???
I would help you shave rhinos, if I had the guts, but unfortunately, they look pretty scary.
Yeah, I accidentally changed my personal blog info while working on a blog for work... i don't actually do anything with rhinos.
And shave was intentional I was just trying to be silly for the demonstration.
Sounds good and I hope youll be making that for me while youre here. I'll make you some yakisoba!
Anyway, I plan to one-up you and post some recipes on my blog soon.
Thanks! I'm excited to make this. I remember this one was super ngon!
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