A refreshing and flavorful vegan salad, rich in minerals, antioxidants and nutritious fibers!

Here's what you need:

  • 2 defrosted Mankai superballs

  • ¼ box of wide rice noodles, prepared according to manufacturers' instructions (feel free to replace with glass noodles)

  • ½ package of extra-firm tofu

  • 1 big cucumber

  • ¼ package of sprouts

  • A handful of cilantro leaves

  • A handful of mint leaves

  • A handful of basil leaves

  • 2 green onions

  • ½ cup of peeled peanuts

  • 1 spoon of water

  • 1 spoon of olive oil

  • 1 table spoon of white sugar

  • 2 spoons of roasted sesame

  • 5 spoons of soy sauce

  • 2 spoons of mirin

  • 2 spoons of sesame oil

  • 1 spoon of rice vinegar (feel free to replace with apple vinegar)

  •  3 minced garlic cloves

  • 30 grams of olive oil

  • Fresh diced ginger (2 cms)

  • Juice from ¼ of a lemon


Let's get started:

  1. First, prepare the tofu: mix the soy sauce, mirin, rice vinegar, sesame oil and roasted sesame in a bowl. Cut the tofu into little cubes and add to the sauce. Let it marinate for an hour, so that the tofu can absorb the flavors.

 

  1. Roast the peanuts. First, mix the peeled peanuts with a spoonful of water, a spoonful of olive oil, a tablespoon of white sugar and a touch of salt – and place on a tray covered with parchment paper. Roast in the oven over 150-degree (Celsius) heat for 25 minutes, until a golden-brown color is achieved. Take out of the oven and cool.  


  1. Finally, prepare the salad. Cut the cucumber into thin strips, dice the green onion and place in a large bowl. Add the defrosted Mankai, the leafy herbs, sprouts and tofu, together with the sauce, cooked noodles, peanuts and lemon juice, and mix. Taste and fix seasoning if necessary.

 

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