Tofu stir fry med grönsaker och syrlig tahinidressing

En snabb rätt där jag använder kokt havreris (med en nypa saffran i koket - mums!), perfekt om det finns över från dagen innan. Det går naturligtvis bra att koka havreriset (ris, quinoa och alla andra typer av sädesslag funkar också) samma dag som du ska laga denna rätt också om det inte finns något färdigkokt i kylen.

Tofu stir fry med grönsaker och syrlig tahinidressing

4 portioner

Ingredienser

250 gram marinerad tofu

1 gul lök

1 vitlöksklyfta

3 morötter

250 gram svamp

4 portioner kokt havreris, eller ris

1 näve färsk persilja

100 gram bladspenat

1/2 dl rostade mandlar, grovhackade

6 torkade aprikoser, finhackade

Olja till stekning

Flingsalt

Tahinicitrondressing

3 msk ljus tahini

3 msk vatten

1 msk tamari

1/2 ekocitron, zest + juice

Gör såhär

Skala och strimla löken, finhacka vitlöken. Skär tofun i tärningar. Borsta och skär morötter och svamp i mindre bitar. Fräs lök och vitlök i lite olja tills de mjuknar. Vänd ner tofun i pannan, fräs ett par minuter. Vänd ner grönsakerna och fräs i ytterligare ett par minuter. Vänd ner det kokta havreriset och persilja, vänd runt så att allt blir varmt. Ta av från plattan, blanda ner spenat, mandlar och aprikoser.

Mixa ingredienserna till dressingen. Smaka av med salt. Ringla hälften över tofufräset, rör runt.

Fördela tofufräset på 4 tallrikar, ringla över resten av dressingen och strö över extra persilja.

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For this easy stir fry I use leftover cooked naked oats from the day before (any other cereal such as rice, quinoa and spelt can be used too). I cook mine with a pinch of saffron in the water as it gives both a beautiful color and flavour! If you don’t have any cooked oats in your fridge you can ofcourse cook it as part of this recipe!

Tofu stir fry with vegetables and lemony tahinidressing

Serves 4

Ingredients

250 grams naturally firm tofu

1 yellow onion

1 garlic clove

3 carrots

250 grams mushrooms

4 portions cooked whole oats / naked oats, or rice (cook with a pinch of saffron)

1 handful parsley

100 grams babu spinach

1/2 dl toasted almonds, chopped

6 dried apricots, chopped

oil for frying

flakey salt

Lemony tahini dressing

3 Tbsp light tahini

3 Tbsp water

1 Tbsp tamari

1/2 organic lemon, zest + juice

How to

Peel the onion and garlic, slice the onion and finely chop the garlic. Cut the tofu in pieces. Brush and cut the carrots and mushrooms in smaller pieces. Fry onion and garlic in a drizzle of oil until soft. Add the tofu and fry for another couple of minutes until lightly golden. Add the veggies and fry for another couple of minutes. Add the cooked naked oats and toss together to warm up. Add the spinach and parsley and remove from heat.

Mix together the dressing. Salt to taste.

Drizzle with half of the dressing over the stir fry. Sprinkle with half of the almonds and apricots.

Serve the Stir fry with the rest of the dressing and the rest of the almonds and apricots.

Winter stir fry with chanterelles, brassicas, Jerusalem artichokes and green pea and spinach dip

Stir fries - one of the worlds easiest and maybe quickest ways to cook! Use whatever plants you have at home and let that be the base of you fry! I like to use a wok pan because I find it easier to give it all a good toss and shake with that pan - but of course you could use just any. Most important thing is - just get cooking!

Winter stir fry with chanterelles, brassicas, Jerusalem artichokes and green pea and spinach dip

Servers 4

Ingredients

2 dl / 0.8 cups wild rice, uncooked *

600 grams mixed types of mushrooms, I used chanterelles and oyster mushrooms **

500 grams mixed Brussels sprouts and/or flower sprouts (or, use any typ of Brassica such as dino kale/kale/Savoy cabbage)

250 grams Jerusalem artichokes

1 handful of fresh parsley

cold pressed coconut oil for frying

salt and freshly ground black peppar

Green pea and spinach dip

500 grams green peas, frozen thawed

100 grams organic baby spinach, fresh

1 handful of fresh cilantro

1 garlic clove

2 Tbsp light tahini

1 Tbsp apple cider vinegar

Salt and freshly ground black pepper

How to

Cook the wild rice according to instructions on the packaging. Let cool.

Brush the mushrooms, tear in to smaller pieces. Cut away the very bottom part of the Brussels sprouts and flower sprouts if necessary. Cut the bigger ones in half. Scrub the Jerusalem artichokes carefully, slice thinly.

Stir fry the Brussels sprouts and flower sprouts for 5 minutes in a tiny amount of oil (we want to keep it all fresh and light!) for 5 minutes. Add the mushrooms, Jerusalem artichokes and stir fry until it’s looks nice and gets a bit of golden coloured. Remove from heat. Salt and pepper to taste.

Mix all the ingredients for the dip. Salt and pepper to taste.

Serve the stir fry with with some wild rice and a good dollop of green pea spinach dip, sprinkle with parsley.

* If you cannot find wild rice any cooked whole grain will work!

** If you cannot get hold of fresh mushrooms of your liking dried (then soaked) or frozen ones works too!

Recipe for Coop Sverige. Photo by Magnus Carlsson.