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Showing posts with label Tofu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tofu. Show all posts
Friday, 24 January 2014
Chilled Tofu with Century Egg (for Adults) by Lilian Liong
Ingredients:
1 box of tofu, chilled
1 century egg
Sliced chillies
Spring onions
Fried shallots
Oyster sauce
Sesame oil
Method:
1) Cut the century egg and place on the chilled tofu
2) Drizzle oyster sauce and sesame oil according to your taste
3) Top the century egg with spring onions, chillies and fried shallots
Monday, 6 January 2014
Wednesday, 27 November 2013
Egg Tofu by Wen Yie
Ingredients:
Homemade soya milk (sugarless)
Whole eggs
Method:
1. Measure equal parts of soya milk and egg.
2. Lightly beat the egg and sieve it.
3. Mix sieved egg with soya milk.
4. Line the ramekin/steam plate with heat proof clingfilm, pour the egg mixer in (can sieve once again).
5. Cover the plate with another layer of clingfilm on top and make a few hole for the steam to release.
6. Steam for 15 mins.
7. Once done, cool it 1st and cut into desire shape. Can store in fridge for few days (still testing can keep for how long).
Tips:
- this egg taufu is very versatile, can add into soup, eat on its own.. I like to fried it a little, more fragrant.
- you may add some seasoning into the egg mixture before steam it.
- use small flame when steaming like making normal steam egg for smooth texture.
Homemade soya milk (sugarless)
Whole eggs
Method:
1. Measure equal parts of soya milk and egg.
2. Lightly beat the egg and sieve it.
3. Mix sieved egg with soya milk.
4. Line the ramekin/steam plate with heat proof clingfilm, pour the egg mixer in (can sieve once again).
5. Cover the plate with another layer of clingfilm on top and make a few hole for the steam to release.
6. Steam for 15 mins.
7. Once done, cool it 1st and cut into desire shape. Can store in fridge for few days (still testing can keep for how long).
Tips:
- this egg taufu is very versatile, can add into soup, eat on its own.. I like to fried it a little, more fragrant.
- you may add some seasoning into the egg mixture before steam it.
- use small flame when steaming like making normal steam egg for smooth texture.
Saturday, 23 November 2013
Tofu Puffs with Carrots and Baby Corns by Alicia Gan
Ingredients:
7 pcs square tofu puff (cut based on your preferred size)
Some ginger
Some carrots
Some baby corns
1 tbsp of crushed salted bean paste
1/2 tbsp vegetarian mushroom sauce
Method:
1) Stir-fry a bit of ginger then add in carrot & corns & followed by tofu puff.
2) On high heat, add water to cover the tofu puff.
3) Add in seasoning (Bean paste & mushroom sauce) & let it boil.
4) Turn to medium heat and braised for at least an hour.
5) Ready to served with rice or porridge.
7 pcs square tofu puff (cut based on your preferred size)
Some ginger
Some carrots
Some baby corns
1 tbsp of crushed salted bean paste
1/2 tbsp vegetarian mushroom sauce
Method:
1) Stir-fry a bit of ginger then add in carrot & corns & followed by tofu puff.
2) On high heat, add water to cover the tofu puff.
3) Add in seasoning (Bean paste & mushroom sauce) & let it boil.
4) Turn to medium heat and braised for at least an hour.
5) Ready to served with rice or porridge.
Tuesday, 12 November 2013
Egg Tofu by Chin Pei Ng
Ingredients:
300gm soy milk, unsweetened
4 eggs
1/2 tsp corn flour (mix with 1 tsp water)
Pepper & salt to taste (optional)
Method:
1. Mix the eggs, soy milk, corn flour mixture, pepper and salt together. Mix well and strain.
2. Prepare a steaming container. Line the container with baking paper or heat proof cling wrap as it will be easier to remove the tofu later.
3. Steam it for about 15-20 minutes over low fire. Use a toothpick to test whether the tofu is firm enough. Timing depend on the thickness of tofu.
4. When cooked, let it cool and refrigerate to let it harden.
5. Cut tofu into desired size, pan fry, garnish with sauce or cook it with other dishes.
300gm soy milk, unsweetened
4 eggs
1/2 tsp corn flour (mix with 1 tsp water)
Pepper & salt to taste (optional)
Method:
1. Mix the eggs, soy milk, corn flour mixture, pepper and salt together. Mix well and strain.
2. Prepare a steaming container. Line the container with baking paper or heat proof cling wrap as it will be easier to remove the tofu later.
3. Steam it for about 15-20 minutes over low fire. Use a toothpick to test whether the tofu is firm enough. Timing depend on the thickness of tofu.
4. When cooked, let it cool and refrigerate to let it harden.
5. Cut tofu into desired size, pan fry, garnish with sauce or cook it with other dishes.
Sunday, 10 November 2013
Pumpkin Porridge & Steamed Tofu by Jojo Josephine
Pumpkin porridge + steam organic tofu with sweet corn paste (steam sweet corn and blend with a bit of water)
Rice, Millet & Quinoa Porridge + Stir Fry Tofu by Hea Fooi Peng
Porridge is cooked from rice+millet+quinoa with red dates & wolf berries.
Mix with green peas and carrot purée for baby.
Stir fried tofu, green & red capsicum, mushroom and egg for toddler.
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