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Vegetable Ash Tofu in Blueberry Sauce

A delight for your eyes as well as your taste buds. This dish meshes up the goodness of tofu, carrots, brinjal and other veggies with the tang of a blueberry-beetroot sauce.

Vegetable Ash Tofu in Blueberry Sauce Vegetable Ash Tofu in Blueberry Sauce

Chef's Name

: Domenic Serio, Executive Chef, The Inn At Bay Fortune

Recipe Cook Time

: 35 Minutes

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Ingredients

  • 100 gms tofu, sliced into two pieces


    For Vegetable Ash:

    1 carrot, finely chopped

    1 brinjal, finely chopped

    1 squash, finely chopped


    For Beetroot and Blueberry:


    A dash of olive oil

    1 small cup of beetroot, diced

    10-12 blueberries

    A dash of olive oil

    A dash of white wine

    A pinch of ginger, finely chopped

    1/2 an jalapeno pepper, finely chopped


    For the Side Vegetables:

    1-2 tsp of olive oil

    2-3 pearl onions, whole

    2 broccoli florets, sliced

    5-6 mushrooms (any)

    1 squash, sliced

    A dash of white wine

    Season with salt and pepper


    For the Sauce:


    1-2 tsp of olive oil

    2 potatoes, thinly sliced

    2 apples, thinly sliced

    1-2 tsp of zuchini puree

    A pinch of curry spice

    3/4 cup of water
     

Method

In a tray add carrot, brinjal and squash and burn them in an oven on full blast. Once burnt, blend in a mixer.

In a plate, add the vegetable ash and coat each tofu piece with it.

In a hot pan, put a dash of olive oil and pan sear the tofu on all sides for 3-4 minutes and then, put it in the oven for 8 to 10 minutes at 180 degree C.

Now, in another pan with hot olive oil, add the beetroot, blueberries and a dash of white wine, ginger, chopped jalapeno peppers and keep stirring for 2-3 minutes and then keep it aside.

In a fresh pan, add a dash of olive oil, pearl onions, broccoli florets, squash, mushrooms and white wine.

Season it with salt and pepper. Saute till they turn light brown.

In a hot pan, add 1-2 tsp of olive oil, potatoes, apples, curry spice, water, zucchini puree and cook for 1-2 minutes.


Plating:

In a plate, smear 1 tsp of caramelized onions puree on one side. Now place the tofu pieces on either side of the puree, pour over the blueberry and beetroots on the tofu and last but not the least, place the potato and other vegetables on the side and enjoy.
 
 

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