Satay Noodle with Tofu, Mushroom and Spinach
PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU WASH THE FRESH FRUIT, VEGETABLES AND HERBS BEFORE YOU START.
COOKING TIME | |
25 Mins |
DIFFICULTY
INGREDIENTS | 2p | 4p |
Tofu | 220 gr | 440 gr |
Garlic | 2 cloves | 4 cloves |
Ginger | 1 cm | 2 cm |
Spinach | 1 handful | 2 handfuls |
Noodle | 1 nest | 2 nest |
Chilli | 1 | 2 |
Spring onion | 2 stalks | 4 stalks |
Peanut butter | 50 gr | 100 gr |
Peanuts-sesame mix | 25 gr | 50 gr |
Mushrooms | 100 gr | 200 gr |
Stock cube | 1 | 2 |
*soy sauce | 2 tbsp | 4 tbsp |
*vinegar (rice/white) | 1 tbsp | 2 tbsp |
*hot sauce | To taste | To taste |
*oil (coconut, olive) | 2 tbsp | 4 tbsp |
* PRODUCTS ARE PANTRY ITEMS AND ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE BOX NEITHER ARE SALT AND PEPPER
Nutrition per 100 gr (Average serve is 400gr) |
|
Energy | 931Kj |
Protein | 8.3g |
Fat, Total | 12.3g |
– Saturated | 3.5g |
Carbohydrates | 16.8g |
– Sugars | 1.9g |
Sodium | 349mg |
Allergens | Peanuts/ sesame Gluten (noodle) |
TOOLS: 2 saucepans, spatula/wooden spoon, strainer
METHOD
1
PREP
Finely mince garlic and ginger ● crumble tofu with a fork ● finely slice chilli (keeping or removing seeds to heat preferences) ● slice mushrooms and spring onion ● roughly chop peanuts
2
COOK NOODLE
Bring a saucepan with water to the boil ● place noodles in the pan with boiling water and cook for 7 minutes ● drain when ready
3
COOK
Heat 2(4) tbsp of oil in a saucepan on medium heat ● add garlic, chilli, ginger and mushrooms, cook for 4 minutes ● add crumbled tofu cook for 5 more minutes ● add peanut butter and 2(4) cups of boiling water and the stock cube(s) ● bring to boil then simmer for 7 minutes
4
CHECKING BROTH
Taste the satay broth ● add 2(4) tbsp of soy sauce and vinegar ● remove broth from heat ● mix spinach through broth
5
SERVE
Place noodles in a bowl ● top noodles with the satay broth ● garnish with peanuts-sesame mix and spring onion ● drizzle your favorite hot sauce over the top
Attention customers with food allergies. Our products may contain traces of allergens, such as wheat, soybeans, tree nuts, peanuts, or wheat.