A came across a 'Rojak Tofu' recipe in a local magazine and I got tempted to make one for him. I can't remember if he ever had a vegetarian rojak before. But the recipe in the magazine calls for a ready made paste. So, I called my lovely sister-in-law, Chandra for rescue. I recall her making rojak once and she's also used to modifying recipes for her brother. With a little change, this is what I came up with:
INGREDIENTS
- Firm Tofu, fried until golden brown - 2
 - Bean sprouts, blanched - 100g
 - Cucumber, coarsely sliced - 100g
 
Kuah Rojak (Sauce)
- Chili paste - 2 tbsp
 - Turmeric paste - 1/2 tsp
 - Brown sugar - 1 tbsp
 - Peanut, roasted and coarsely pounded - 1/2 cup
 - Marie biscuit / crackers, crushed - 3 pcs
 - Vegetable seasoning powder - 1 tsp (optional)
 - Salt - to taste
 
METHOD
- Heat 1 tbsp oil in a wok and add the chili paste.
 - Wait till the oil separates and add the turmeric paste, brown sugar, pounded peanut, and salt. Let it boil.
 - Taste to see if its cooked and no raw taste of chili paste.
 - Then add the crushed marie biscuits or crackers and let it come to boil. Make sure the paste is not too thick.
 - In a bowl, mix fried tofu, bean sprouts and cucumber.
 - Spoon in the sauce and toss well.
 
Thanks Chan! Your brother really enjoyed it.

Droolworthy tofu masala, looks incredible!
ReplyDeletetofu masala looks delicious ..yummy
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tofu- deep fry or saute? And crackers I would take that doesnt need to be sweet one. Will try non-veg for sure. Cant resist the pic.
ReplyDeleteDeep fry the tofu and plain crackers preferably the oily type. Try searching for 'Rojak' recipe if you are going non-veg. Rojak is a famous Malaysian dish and I'm sure you'll get a good recipe to try.
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ReplyDeleteThat looks real yumm..should try it out...visit m when time permits...:)
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