For this month's International Food Challenge we made some very yummy Thai dishes . This group is started by two bloggers Saras and Shobana
Yesterday I posted the recipe of kluai-nam-wa ( bananas-in-coconut-milk ) and today I am posting these delicious Tofu Pad Thai Noodles.
I loved the tangy tamarind sauce used in this and the sesame seeds and peanuts added a fantastic crunchiness to the noodles.
Thanks Sangeetha Priya once again for introducing us to this lovely cuisine.
Ingredients :
1 pack .........................Hakka Noodles
1 cup...........................Moong sprouts ( I used homemade sprouted moong )
2 cups .......................chopped veggies ( I used carrots, capsicum, cabbage )
200 gm.......................tofu
2 tbsp.......................cornflour
4 tbsp.......................thick tamarind juice
2 tbsp......................red chilli powder
2 tbsp......................sugar
2 tbsp......................soya sauce
1 tbsp....................sesame seeds
4 tbsp...................peanuts
2 tbsp...................chopped mint leaves
2 tbsp...................oil
1 tsp.....................pepper powder
salt to taste
Method :
In a bowl add tamarind juice, red chilli sauce , sugar, soya sauce and salt.
Take half of this mixture and add cornflour to it.
Marinate tofu pieces with this cornflour mixture for atleast half an hour.
On a non stick pan shallow fry the marinated tofu pieces till golden brown .
Boil water in a big vessel and cook the hakka noodles for 5 minutes.
Keep the noodles firm and don't overcook them.,
Drain out the hot water and wash the noodles under cold water .
Add 1 tsp oil to noodles and mix them well and keep aside . ( this prevents them from sticking )
Now in a pan heat oil and add sesame seeds and peanuts and stir for 2 minutes.
Then add carrots and cabbage and saute them for 2 minutes on high flame.
Then add sprouts and capsicum and again saute for 2 minutes on high flame.
Now add the remaing half tamarind mixture and noodles and mix everything well.
In the end add half tofu pieces , pepper powder and half the chopped mint leaves.
Mix well and serve garnished with remaining tofu and mint leaves.
Yesterday I posted the recipe of kluai-nam-wa ( bananas-in-coconut-milk ) and today I am posting these delicious Tofu Pad Thai Noodles.
I loved the tangy tamarind sauce used in this and the sesame seeds and peanuts added a fantastic crunchiness to the noodles.
Thanks Sangeetha Priya once again for introducing us to this lovely cuisine.
Ingredients :
1 pack .........................Hakka Noodles
1 cup...........................Moong sprouts ( I used homemade sprouted moong )
2 cups .......................chopped veggies ( I used carrots, capsicum, cabbage )
200 gm.......................tofu
2 tbsp.......................cornflour
4 tbsp.......................thick tamarind juice
2 tbsp......................red chilli powder
2 tbsp......................sugar
2 tbsp......................soya sauce
1 tbsp....................sesame seeds
4 tbsp...................peanuts
2 tbsp...................chopped mint leaves
2 tbsp...................oil
1 tsp.....................pepper powder
salt to taste
Method :
In a bowl add tamarind juice, red chilli sauce , sugar, soya sauce and salt.
Take half of this mixture and add cornflour to it.
Marinate tofu pieces with this cornflour mixture for atleast half an hour.
On a non stick pan shallow fry the marinated tofu pieces till golden brown .
Boil water in a big vessel and cook the hakka noodles for 5 minutes.
Keep the noodles firm and don't overcook them.,
Drain out the hot water and wash the noodles under cold water .
Add 1 tsp oil to noodles and mix them well and keep aside . ( this prevents them from sticking )
Now in a pan heat oil and add sesame seeds and peanuts and stir for 2 minutes.
Then add carrots and cabbage and saute them for 2 minutes on high flame.
Then add sprouts and capsicum and again saute for 2 minutes on high flame.
Now add the remaing half tamarind mixture and noodles and mix everything well.
In the end add half tofu pieces , pepper powder and half the chopped mint leaves.
Mix well and serve garnished with remaining tofu and mint leaves.
yet to try thhis one.perfect one dear
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ReplyDeletePadThai makes me drool..love to finish it.
ReplyDeleteLove it looks yummy
ReplyDeletewell made tofu pad thai, love it!!!
ReplyDeletePad Thai looks so tempting..
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