Thai Rice Noodle Stir‑Fry with Tofu and Chili Sauce
A Thai rice noodle stir‑fry from Spoonsparrow that delights vegetarians and non‑vegetarians alike!
Ingredients
- 275 g wide rice noodles
- 2 tbsp tamarind paste
- 100 ml light soy sauce
- 4 tbsp Honey
- 2 tbsp Sriracha (or Sambal oelek)
- 30 g scallions (1 scallion)
- 200 g large shallots (4 large shallots)
- 12 g garlic cloves (4 cloves)
- 400 g Tofu
- 60 ml oil (preferably peanut oil)
- 3 eggs
- 125 ml Vegetable broth
- 175 g mung bean sprouts
- 50 g organic lime (1 lime)
- coriander leaves
- 4 tbsp roasted peanuts
Instructions
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1.
Place noodles in a large bowl and pour hot water over them, letting them soak for 25‑30 minutes.
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2.
Meanwhile whisk tamarind paste with soy sauce, honey, and Sriracha in a bowl until smooth.
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3.
Trim scallions, wash, and cut into 4 cm pieces. Peel shallots and slice very thinly into rings. Peel garlic and finely mince.
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4.
Cut tofu into 2 cm cubes and pat dry with paper towels.
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5.
Heat oil in a wok over low heat, then add half the shallot rings and stir constantly over medium heat for about 10 minutes until golden brown.
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6.
Transfer shallots and oil to a sieve, catching the oil. Drain the shallots on kitchen paper; they will crisp as they cool.
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7.
Heat 1 tbsp of the reserved oil in the wok. Beat the eggs, pour into the hot wok, stir‑cook, remove, and set aside on a plate. Wipe out the wok.
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8.
Heat 2 tbsp oil and fry tofu cubes for 5‑6 minutes until golden brown. Remove and drain on kitchen paper.
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9.
Drain the soaked noodles well.
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10.
Heat remaining oil in the wok and sauté scallions, garlic, and the rest of the shallots for 1 minute while stirring.
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11.
Add noodles and stir‑cook for 3 minutes.
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12.
Pour in the seasoning sauce and vegetable broth; add tofu and mung bean sprouts, cover, and heat for 2 minutes. Cut lime into wedges. Wash coriander, shake dry, and tear leaves off stems.
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13.
Fold in the eggs. Serve noodles in bowls topped with crispy shallots and peanuts. Offer lime wedges, coriander, and extra Sriracha on the side.