Wild Betel Leaf Rolls with Mushrooms and Tofu
Rate this recipeTofu wrapped in wild betel leaves is wonderfully fragrant and rich, and gives vegetarians all the nutrition they need. Looking at this dish, who would dare say vegetarian food is bland and lacking in nutrients? These vegetarian betel leaf rolls can be served simply with white rice, with rice noodles and soy sauce to cut the richness, or – for something different – rolled in rice paper with fresh herbs.
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Ingredients
7
Time
45 minutes
Servings
2
Level
Medium
Ingredients
Silken tofu
2 piece
Pepper
1 teaspoon
White sugar
1 teaspoon
Shiitake mushrooms
15 g
Wild betel leaves
15 leaf
Oil
2 tablespoon
Vegetarian seasoning powder
2 teaspoon
Implementation Steps
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Put the tofu and stir-fried mushrooms in a bowl, add 3 shredded betel leaves and season to taste. For 2 pieces of silken tofu, I use 2 teaspoons vegetarian seasoning powder, 1 teaspoon sugar and 1 teaspoon pepper. Then crush the tofu and mix it well with the other ingredients.
You can adjust the amount of betel leaf in the filling to suit you and your family – more leaves give more fragrance, but I only add a moderate amount since there's another layer of betel leaf on the outside.
You can adjust the amount of betel leaf in the filling to suit you and your family – more leaves give more fragrance, but I only add a moderate amount since there's another layer of betel leaf on the outside.
03
Place some tofu filling on a betel leaf and roll it up tightly.
Keep the dark green upper side of the leaf facing outwards so the leaves look a prettier green after frying. If you have leftover tofu filling, you can use it to stuff bitter melon or tomatoes, or roll it into spring rolls… all delicious.
Keep the dark green upper side of the leaf facing outwards so the leaves look a prettier green after frying. If you have leftover tofu filling, you can use it to stuff bitter melon or tomatoes, or roll it into spring rolls… all delicious.
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vegetarian
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