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Fried rice: boss bowl
Für 2 Personen
- 2 Tassen alter Tofu (500 g), gewürfelt
- 1 Tasse Teriyaki-Sauce (240 ml)
- 1 Esslöffel Pflanzenöl
- 1 1⁄2 Tassen Kimchi (225 g)
- 3 Esslöffel große Eier
- 2 Tassen Blumenkohl (200g)
- 2 Esslöffel Sojasauce
- 1 Esslöffel Sesamöl
NÄHRWERT-INFORMATION
- Kalorien 491 25g Fett 38 Gramm Kohlenhydrate
- Ballaststoffe 10g
- 24g Zucker
- Protein 33g
Schätzung basierend auf einer Portionsgröße.
Vorbereiten
- In einer mittelgroßen Schüssel Tofu und Teriyaki-Sauce vermischen. 30 Minuten im Kühlschrank marinieren.
- In einem großen Topf Pflanzenöl bei mittlerer bis hoher Hitze erhitzen. Den marinierten Tofu dazugeben und etwa 5 Minuten kochen, bis er goldbraun und knusprig ist. Den Tofu aus der Pfanne nehmen und beiseite stellen.
- In denselben Topf Kimchi und Eier geben und etwa 3 Minuten kochen, bis die Eier fest sind.
- Blumenkohlreis, Sojasauce und Sesamöl hinzufügen und ca. 5 Minuten kochen lassen, bis alles durchgeheizt ist.
- Heiß servieren.
- Viel Spaß!
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- After meal prep, clean your cutting board thoroughly before using it for a dairy-free dish.
- For a quick and healthy weeknight dinner, consider making a one-pot or pan Asian-inspired stir-fry under 30 minutes.
- Preparing this low-carb dish doesn't require more than one sauté pan and a few dry measuring cups.
- Start by sautéing your diced vegetables in some oil on the stove top.
- Once your vegetables are tender, add your gluten-free soy sauce and a pinch of sugar for a sweet and savory flavor.
- Next, add your protein of choice, such as tofu or chicken, and cook until browned and cooked through.
- Use tongs to toss the vegetables and protein together in the pan, ensuring they are evenly coated in the sauce.
- Serve your meal over a bed of steamed rice or quinoa for added fiber and texture.
- This healthy and easy dish is packed with high-protein veggies and tofu, making it a great option for vegetarians and meat-lovers alike.
- For a comforting twist, consider using a flavorful teriyaki or hoisin sauce, or try add some crushed garlic or ginger for extra flavor.
- Don't forget to use your liquid measuring cup and measuring spoons for accurate ingredient measurements.
- If you have a wok, feel free to use it for an authentic stir-fry experience.
- This dish is also perfect for lunch the next day, simply store leftovers in a pyrex container in the fridge.
- For a dairy-free and eco-friendly alternative, consider using a reusable chefs knife to cut your vegetables and protein, and be sure to recycle or compost any leftover food waste.
Source: tasty.co