- 1 pound tofu, sliced and layered between plastic wrap, frozen; then defrosted with excess water squeezed out
 - ½ small red onion, minced
 - 1 celery stalk, diced
 - 1 small carrot, grated
 - Handful of toasted sliced almonds
 - Small handful golden raisins
 - 1 tablespoon Tamari
 - 1-2 tablespoons olive oil
 - 3-4 tablespoons Nayonaise
 - Fresh coriander, chopped (to taste)
 - 1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley
 - 1 tablespoon fresh minced chives (save flowers for garnish)
 - 1 tablespoon rasam powder (or  hot curry powder), according to taste
 - ¾ teaspoon ground tumeric
 - ½ teaspoon garlic powder
 - Pinch of paprika
 - Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste
 - Chili or lime pickle, or  your favorite chutney
 
- Make sure the tofu is well squeezed of water.
 - Start by adding a little olive oil, a couple tablespoons of Nayonaise (you could certainly use mayo for a nonvegan version) and Tamari.
 - Add the chopped vegetables and the rest of the ingredients, except the relish or chutney.
 - If it's too dry, add more Nayonaise.
 
This spread is also good on toasted bread.





7 comments:
That looks like the perfect take-to-work lunch spread!
What an amazing recipe! I have to try this!
It hits the spot for lunch at work, Jes, that's for sure - something to break up the day!
I think you would like it, Michele. =)
Hello... same name!!! Wonderful recipe and also congratulations for your beautiful blog: you're my favorite!
Thanks for stopping by, Barbara!
I am looking for more things to do with tofu. Changing it by freezing it is a wonderful idea. I also love Indian flavors and the tofu would pikc those up beautifully.
Tofu is like a sponge, Claudia, limited only by one's imagination. Freezing does change the texture, working really well for this zesty sandwich! :-)
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