Showing posts with label Tofu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tofu. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 8, 2015

Cooking Lab - Tea Braised Eggs (滷茶葉蛋)


在家自己做茶葉蛋,想加什麼就加什麼,順便做一大鍋滷味,健康又有多層次的味道。幸福滿滿!


看喲,好好吃的自家滷味!



1. 將蛋煮熟。
2. 一顆一顆敲碎。


3. 把滷包,水,冰糖,醬油和各種茶包放入一深鍋𥚃。

自己做的茶葉蛋又Q又好吃。帶一顆去當午餐,大大的滿足!



Saturday, January 31, 2015

Cooking Lab - Five Spice Tofu w Pork Belly & Green Pepper (五花肉炒五香豆干)

Published Recipe: Crispy Pork Belly with Five Spice Tofu & Green Pepper

I am in love with pork belly and this stir-fry dish is memorable in many ways. First, it makes use of any leftover marinated pork belly. Secondly, it is a very budget conscious dish. Thirdly, it is easy to prepare and the taste is simply delicious. 


(c) GMV - Got My Vote!


Pork belly and firm tofu in oyster sauce make a delicious combination. There is a lot of wonderful flavor going-on with this dish, and this five-spice Taiwanese tofu has a nice texture too.



Ingredients:

- 200g marinated BBQ pork belly 
- 100g Korean mild green pepper 
- 150g Taiwanese five spice tofu 
- 50g green shallot 
- 10g red chili 
- 2 tablespoon oyster sauce 
- 1 tablespoon sweet soy sauce 
- 1 teaspoon sesame oil 
- Salt and white pepper to season 


Method:

1. Heat the cooking oil in a frying pan. Shallow pan fry the pork belly until crispy and caramelised.

2.Remove and set aside.

3. In the same fry pan, line the sliced five-spice tofu in a single layer.

4. Add in diced Korean green pepper into the pan and cook over high heat.

5. Season lightly with salt and pepper.

6. Add the crispy pork belly back into the pan.

7. Season with sweet soy and oyster sauce.

8. Stir often to combine or until everything is heated through.


9. Toss in the green shallot and the red chili (optional).


10. Turn off the heat. Drizzle the sesame oil on top.

11. Serve immediately with fragrant rice.


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Cooking Lab - Soy Bean Paste Noodle (豆干炸醬麵)








Friday, January 2, 2015

Cooking Lab - Tofu and Century Egg Salad (夏日開胃:皮蛋豆腐)

A specialty Summertime dish. Silky tofu with gelatinous century egg, topped with pulled-pork floss. Wonderfully cool and refreshing.


今天熱到食慾都沒了,更別指望下廚開伙。來一道涼涼的皮蛋豆腐沙拉吧!當然要加豬肉鬆和蔥花在上面 。


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避暑去了~~


Tuesday, August 5, 2014

Cooking Lab - Tofu Stir Fry in Oyster Sauce

"What? You don't like Tofu?" Ok, I admit, tofu is very bland when eaten alone, but it is full of good nutritious value. If you cook it flavourfully, tofu can taste better than a minute steak. 

I like this tofu dish so much, I didn't even mind that it does not contain meat. :)



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How to make a tofu dish tasty and delicious? The trick is to select the right tofu type and the right seasonings. 


Ingredients:

- 1 pack of firm tofu (4 slices) 
- 200g green scallions 
- 2 tablespoon cooking oil 
- 1 tablespoon soy sauce 
- 1 tablespoon oyster sauce 
- 1/2 teaspoon chicken powder 
- White pepper to season 
- 30g seaweed flakes 
- 5g white roasted sesame seeds 
- 4 cherry tomato 


Instructions:

1. Remove the tofu from the package. Drain and rinse the tofu under running water. Pat dry.

2. Slice the firm tofu with irregular angles. This trick is to ensure there are more surface areas for the tofu to absorb the sauce.

3. Cut the green scallions in lengthway. Approximately 1/2 finger-size.

4. Add oil in a wok/fry-pan over high heat.

5. Pan-fry the tofu slices until lightly golden and crispy on both sides.

6. Season with white pepper and chicken powder.

7. Add in the green shallots.

8. Add soy sauce and let the tofu slices and the shallots to fully absorb the sauce.

9.Lastly, add the oyster sauce for a sweet flavour and that golden glistering glaze.


10. Serve on small individual plate.

11. Garnish with seaweed flakes and roasted sesame seeds.


This dish will convince anyone to give Tofu another go. 


This a healthy fast vegetarian stir-fry. A perfect side dish to complement any rice or noodle dishes.

Thursday, May 15, 2014

Cooking Lab - Five Spice Tofu w Dried Cuttlefish & Green Pepper (五香豆干炒魷魚乾)

Unlike the boring plain tofu, the five-spice firm tofu is very fragrant. I always think it is better to introduce five-spice tofu to tofu first-timers to achieve a positive first experience. 

The pressed firm tofu is already cooked, so you really just need to heat it up. Tonight, I am doing a good hearty stir-fry with dried squid and some home-grown green chili pepper.



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It is a simple dish yet packed with intense flavour.


Ingredients:

- 6 blocks five-spice firm tofu 
- 300g pork fillet 
- 200g long green chili pepper 
- 150g dried squid (available from leading Korean supermarkets) 
- 50g green shallot 
- 5g red chili 
- 2 tablespoon soy sauce 
- 2 cloves of garlic 
- 1 tablespoon oyster sauce 
- 1-2 tablespoon cooking oil 
- 1 teaspoon sugar 
- Salt and white pepper to season



Instructions:

1. Soak the dried squid until rehydrated and tender.

2. Chop pork fillet into cubes.

3. Slice the five-spice tofu and squid into long stripes.
4. Heat oil in large pan with a little oil and pan fry the garlic until fragrant.

5. Sprinkle with some rock sugar and white pepper.

6. Caramelize the pork fillets until crisp and golden.

7. Remove from pan.
    8. In the same pan, stir fry the five-spice tofu until fragrant.

9. Return the meat to the pan.

10. Add in the squid stripes.

11.Season with soy sauce and sugar.

12. Add in the green chili pepper.

13. Thicken with oyster sauce.

14. Stir fry and mix throughly.

15. Garnish with green shallot and serve.



The mild green chili pepper is perfect for a dish like this one.