It has been a busy
week with quick meals and hot nights. The temperatures are still
high, which makes sleeping at night very difficult. Now I'm finally a
bit fresh again after sleeping a long night. I'm preparing late
breakfast while I write this post. Today we'll have savoury oat
porridge made with oat milk and oaty spelt rolls with cheese. Then we
are planning to head to town to the vegetable market, where there is
also currently a stage for the Copenhagen Opera Festival. I'm not the
greatest opera fan, but if I can get a little bit of culture while
shopping for my veg, I'll be very happy.
Now as the theme
of the week was quick cooking, this is a really quick vegan stir-fry
dish that I favour on many weekdays. Only the vegetables and protein
are variable, but the basics are the same. It's always a good idea to
hold a basic stock of soy sauce, miso, mirin and sesame oil, as you
can make really flavourful meals with them. I chose crunchy red
cabbage as the main vegetable for this dish, and of course there had
to be some tofu.
Cabbage fried rice
Ingredients
125 g tofu
Vegetable oil for
frying
1/4 red cabbage
4 small carrots
1 onion
2 garlic cloves
2 cm fresh ginger
1 red chilli
1 tbsp white miso
2 tbsp soy sauce
2 tbsp mirin
2 tbsp sesame oil
1 cup jasmine rice
Method
Cut the tofu into
cubes and fry them in vegetable oil until golden brown. Set them to
side.
Cook the rice
while you do the prep.
Slice the cabbage,
onion and carrots, and chop the garlic, chilli and ginger finely.
Fry the onion and
carrots in oil, shortly followed by the garlic, chilli and ginger.
Then also add the cabbage and the sauces to the pan. Let simmer for a
little while.
Mix the tofu and
rice into the vegetables. Serve and enjoy!
Your VegHog
I would love to taste this dish, something I wound never put together but I like it. Sorry I haven't been very active blogging however I do read every single post here even if I don't comment . Have a nice warm summer !
ReplyDeleteThat's nice to hear Laura, and I also look forward to your next posts! Have a good summer too! :)
Deletelove your flavourings - these are ones I keep as staples but don't often put in a fried rice - though I do love a fried rice in hot weather. Good luck with having some cooler nights
ReplyDeleteI've traded noodle dishes now more to fried rice for a change. And yay, today is a bit cooler, just a little bit over +20C!
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