Thai Food Made Easy | VEGAN THAI BUDDHA BOWL
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VEGAN THAI BUDDHA BOWL

 

 

 

VEGAN THAI BUDDHA BOWL

Vegan Thai Buddha Bowl 

Serve: 1-2

Ingredients for tofu marinating element:

240 gram                                Firm tofu – cut in cubes

1-2 tablespoon                      Sugar

1-2 tablespoon                      Light soy sauce

1 tablespoon                          Peanut butter

1 tablespoon                          Tamarind paste

1/4 teaspoon                         Garlic powder

1 pinch                                    Ground black pepper

Ingredients for baked chickpea element:

120 gram                                Chickpea – drain all the water

1 tablespoon                          Rapeseed oil

1/4 teaspoon                         Paprika powder

1/4 tablespoon                      Curry powder

1/4 tablespoon                      Garlic powder

1/4 teaspoon                         Salt

Ingredients for Stir-fried element:

85 gram                                    Mix stir-fried vegetables

85 gram                                    Courgette – thinly sliced

50 gram                                    Mung bean/glass noodles

1 tablespoon                            Light soy sauce

1 tablespoon                            Sugar

1 tablespoon                            Mushroom sauce

1 pinch                                      Ground black pepper

2 tablespoon                           Rapeseed oil 

Others:

120 gram                                  Cooked Thai Jasmine rice

25 gram                                    Red pepper pickled or any of your choice.

3 tablespoon                           Vegetable oil

1 tablespoon                            Fried chopped garlic (optional)

 

 

 

 

Method

-Prepare the glass noodles according to the instructions on the package. I soak it in water for approx 30 minutes. Then drain all the water off. 

-Preheat an oven to 200 Celsius.

-Mix the chickpeas, rapeseed oil, paprika powder, garlic powder, curry powder and salt in a small mixing bowl, put on a baking sheet and bake for 20 minutes.

-Mix the sugar, light soy sauce, mushroom sauce and a pinch of ground black pepper into a small bowl, set aside. This is your stir-fry sauce.

-Add a half tablespoon of rapeseed oil, rice vermicelli with 1 tablespoon of the stir-fry sauce. Mix well then add a pinch of salt and black pepper set aside.

-Put a half tablespoon of rapeseed oil, courgette with 1 tablespoon of the stir-fry sauce. Mix well then add a pinch of black pepper set aside.

-Repeat the same process with the mixed stir-fried vegetables.

-In a different frying pan, put about 3 tablespoons of vegetable oil. Wait until the oil turns to medium heat then carefully fry the tofu until it turns golden in colour. Put the tofu cubes on a kitchen towel to drain all the excess oil. Remove all the oil off the pan.

-Pour the rest of the tofu marinating sauce ingredients into a pan, add a tablespoon of water and heat the sauce until it turns slightly thick. By this time the chickpeas in the oven should be ready.

-Assemble all the elements together in a large bowl start with rice, pickled red pepper, tofu, mixed veg, courgette and glass noodles stir-fried and pour the marinated sauce and fried garlic on the top…. Voila, guilt-free buddha bowl.

Tip:

– Choose the gluten-free soy sauce and mushroom sauce if you prefer.

-Want a little easier and less elements? Check out the Salt and Pepper Vegan Tofu Stir-fried recipe for a quicker version. Happy Cooking!