Health Giving Recipes by Sarah Brook:

Fresh from Sarah Brook’s kitchen.

Smoked Paprika Tofu and Funky Salads

A Variety G.F. High Fibre & High Protein Dishes that can be served individually or on the vegetarian and GF section of your Christmas/Holiday Feast.
 

Smoked Paprika Tofu
High Protein - G.F. & D.F.
Can be prepared.

For this recipe use one small block of Tofu per person. There are usually two in a pack each making nine 2cm sided cubes, this means you can use one block or 10 blocks but in the case of 10 servings do make sure you purchase two packets of Smoked Paprika or about 100gms. However if you purchase from the Indian or Asian Warehouses I find you can buy both the Tofu and larger packets of paprika at a much cheaper rate, in which case I would purchase a 100gm packet, which will be plenty for 10 people and with change!

Ingredients

  • 1 small block of firm Tofu per person 9 Fresh Tofu is springy and does not have too thick a curd or hard skin on the outside - a little like cheese

  • Packet of maize corn flour

  • 10 gms Smoked Paprika per block of Tofu

  • 1/2 teasp Chinese 5 Spice powder per block

  • 1/4 teasp White pepper per block

  • Finely ground Sea salt or Himalayan Rock Salt to season

  • Olive Oil for frying

Method - For each block of Tofu

  1. Coat a clean chopping board or large flat serving plate with paprika, Chinese 5 spice and pepper.

  2. Place the block of Tofu in the centre of the spicy coating press gently then flip over and coat the over side before tolling each narrow side in the spices.

  3. Now chop the coated block into 3 rectangles and coat the newly revealed sides.

  4. Finally chop each of the 3 rectangles into 3 squares each so you have 9 cubes and coat all the uncoated sides adding more paprika to the board if necessary.

  5. Now move the cubes to one side and sprinkle the board liberally with maize corn flour and one by one gently roll the cubes in the corn flour.

  6. Coat a large flat-bottomed fry pan with olive oil and turn onto a medium/ low heat (Mark 3 or less on electric cookers).

  7. Before the oil has a chance to really heat up pop the cubes into the pan.

  8. Fry each cube on at least 2 sides for 3 minutes each, drain and serve liberally sprinkled with sea or Himalayan salt. Best served as soon as possible after frying

Tastes wonderful served with any side salad and accompanied on the plate by chilli jam or if you can handle the calories seasoned fried onions pre-coated in corn flour Yum! I can't handle the calories so I use onion jam instead.

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GUACAMOLE – the best ever
Salsa Recipe (makes 2 litres)
Spinach & Basil Cashew Butter
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Recipes for the health conscious who still want their food to taste of something. Sarah Brook provides you with some of her favourites. Got a question then asksarah@tstnz.com

Time for some fabulous salads to help
lighten the Christmas load!


THAI CARROT SALAD – serves 4

Ingredients:

  • 675 gms carrots (peeled shredded)

  • 500 gms of julienned red peppers

  • 230 gms beans (string, trimmed cut into 1 inch pieces)

  • 1 tomato (ripe, sliced)

  • 1 clove clove garlic (crushed thinly sliced)

  • 1 chilli – finely minced

  • 2 limes (juice)

  • 1 tbsp sesame oil

  • 0.5 tsp of maple syrup

  • cup peanuts (unsalted, chopped)

  • 1 pinch of mixed spice

  • I bunch of chopped mint leaves

Directions:

  1. Combine carrots, string beans, red peppers and tomato in a large bowl

  2. Add minced garlic

  3. In a small bowl mix fluids and spice together add salt and pepper if you wish

  4. Toss with carrot mixture and let stand for 15 minutes or more to fuse flavours.

  5. To serve sprinkle with nuts and serve with tofu or meat of your choice.

BEETROOT CARROT and Goats cheese salad – serves 4

Ingredients:

  • 675 gms of Beetroot julienned or stringed

  • 675gms of Carrot julienned or stringed

  • 1 apple grated

  • 3 sprigs of finely chopped dill

  • 1 case of soft white crumbly goats cheese

  • ¼ tsp of cinnamon

  • ¼ cup of orange juice

  • 2 tbsp olive oil

  • ½ tsp of sesame oil.

  • Black pepper and salt to taste

  • 150 gms Walnuts or toasted pine nuts

Directions:

  1. Combine beetroot; carrot; apple’ dill I a bowl and toss

  2. Take wet ingredients and spice plus salt and pepper and mix in a separate bowl.

  3. Mix wet ingredients through the beetroot, carrot and apple.

  4. To serve add nuts and goat’s cheese and mix.

Have a great Christmas and eat as many wonderful salads as you can throughout the holiday season and beyond….

Best wishes,

Sarah Brook.
 

 


 

 
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