1 November 2016

Japanese style mushroom, tofu and noodle broth


Here comes another warming vegan dish that is just perfect for the autumn. As it is World Vegan Day today, it's only right to post an international vegan dish. I finally managed to make this style of broth, which I've been planning for quite a while now. Now that the weather is slowly getting chillier, this kind of dishes are just perfect for the season.

I used spiralised yellow carrots in this with mixed exotic mushrooms, radishes and chucky tofu pieces in a wonderfully spicy broth, and added thick udon noodles for slightly more substance. As a base for the broth I used Clearspring's Organic Instant Noodle Broth and found it to be very good. I still have some of it left, so another broth should come very soon.

Ingredients
1 large yellow carrot
200 g mixed exotic mushrooms
1 shallot
2 garlic cloves
1 cm fresh ginger
2 small chillies
100 g radishes
200 ml noodle broth
800 ml water
200 g tofu
200 g wide udon noodles
Mirin to taste
Soy sauce to taste
Sesame oil to taste
Green nori sprinkle

Method

Prepare the vegetables by cutting them to suitable shapes and sizes. Spiralise the carrot.

Cook the tofu cubes separately in a hot pan until golden brown and firm, and set them to side.

Cook the shallot, garlic, ginger and chilli. Add the other vegetables to them.

Heat up the noodle broth with water and combine it with the vegetables.

Cook the noodles until they are done and add them to the broth.

Season to taste with mirin, soy sauce, sesame oil and green nori sprinkle.

Enjoy!



I want to share this recipe with Lisa from Lisa's Kitchen, who is hosting No Croutons Required, a vegetarian soup and salad cooking challenge this month and in December. The event is hosted by Lisa and Jacqueline from Tinned Tomatoes.


Your VegHog

3 comments:

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    1. I think it was even tastier than it looks. ;)

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  2. Wonderful. I love the Japanese touch here. I never can resist mushrooms. Thanks for sharing with NCR. And happy new year to you Heta.

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