Mulligatawny Risotto

Lunch / Dinner

Mulligatawny Risotto

Inspired by the flavors of Southern India, this healthy menu of risotto and tofu is extremely satisfying. With ingredients that are typically in mulligatawny soup, the rice dish is seasoned perfectly. Served with a side of crispy tofu, this is one delicious and nutritious meal.

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6 servings

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Ingredients

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__OFF HEAT, STIR IN:__

__FOR THE TOFU, COMBINE:__

Instructions

For the risotto, combine broth and coconut milk in a saucepan over low heat, and keep warm.

Sauté bell pepper, onion, garlic, ginger, and jalapeño in oil in a sauté pan over medium heat until soft, 34 minutes. Add curry powder, pepper flakes, and rice; stir and cook until vegetables and rice are coated with oil, 12 minutes.

Add wine; simmer, stirring constantly, until liquid is absorbed, about 2 minutes. Stir in ½ cup broth mixture; simmer until completely absorbed. Continue adding broth mixture in ½-cup increments, stirring frequently and adding more broth only after previous addition is absorbed. Taste rice after 15 minutes of cooking; continue cooking until rice is firm but not chalky or chewy in center of grain.

Off heat, stir in spinach, tomatoes, apple, and butter; season risotto with salt.

For the tofu, combine coconut, cumin, coriander, ginger, and cloves. Dredge tofu slices in coconut-spice mixture.

Sauté tofu in oil in a nonstick skillet over medium-high heat until lightly browned, about 35 minutes per side.

Add more hot liquid to the risotto only after a spoon swiped through the rice leaves clear trails — an indication the liquid has been fully absorbed.

Add more hot liquid to the risotto only after a spoon swiped through the rice leaves clear trails — an indication the liquid has been fully absorbed.

To press tofu, first blot the surface with a towel to remove liquid, then place tofu on a towel-lined plate. Top tofu with another towel and an additional plate. Weigh it down with the heaviest can you have in your pantry. Refrigerate two to 24 hours.

To press tofu, first blot the surface with a towel to remove liquid, then place tofu on a towel-lined plate. Top tofu with another towel and an additional plate. Weigh it down with the heaviest can you have in your pantry. Refrigerate two to 24 hours.

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