Don't be intimidated by the amount of ingredients listed, it is pretty flexible you don't have to include all the vegetables, these are just the ones I love. Essentially, you can pick and choose the vegetable that you want.
1 cup of cooking oil, for frying tofu and deep frying shallots
400g Baby/new potatoes, whased
400g Firm tafu, cut into smalls squares and marinated with salt
For the peanut sauce:
1 Garlic clove
40g Gula Melaka (adjust sweetness according to taste)
120g Crunchy peanut butter
2 Fresh red chilles
2 Kaffir limes, juiced
Salt to season
Instructions
Boil eggs in salted water for 7 mins. Slice thinly once cooled.
Using the same boiling water, boil potatoes for 5 mins until soft. Dry them out and slice thinly.
In the same boiling water, add cabbage and boil for approx. 3 mins until they are half-cooked. Remove the cabbage from the pot and set aside. Turn off the heat.
To the hot water in the pot, add kangkung and cucumber and cover with lid for about 2 mins. Add beansprouts, cover with lid and leave for another 30 secs.
Take all the vegetables out and set aside. Keep the pot of boiled water for later.
In a pan, heat some cooking oil and fry tofu until golden and set in paper towel to absorb excess oil. Slice into small squares once cooled.
Deep fry shallots in oil until golden brown. Set aside in paper towel.
Place all the vegetalbes, tofu and eggs on a platter.
For the peanut sauce, blend everything until smooth.
Drizzle the peanut sauce on top.
Squeeze 2 fresh limes evenly over the gado gado and sprinkle crushed tortilla chips, fried shallots and thinly-sliced chilies (optional) over gado gado and serve.
Don't be intimidated by the amount of ingredients listed, it is pretty flexible you don't have to include all the vegetables, these are just the ones I love. Essentially, you can pick and choose the vegetable that you want.
Preparation Time:
Total time:
Serves 4
Ingredients:
For the salad:
1 pack Mission Original Tortilla Chips, crushed4 Large eggs½ Chinese cabbage, sliced thinly1 handful Kangkung, sliced roughly½ Cucumber, sliced thinly2 handfuls Beansprouts10 Shallots, sliced thinly2 kaffir lines, juiced2 Fresh red chilies, cut thinly (optional)1 cup of cooking oil, for frying tofu and deep frying shallots400g Baby/new potatoes, whased400g Firm tafu, cut into smalls squares and marinated with saltFor the peanut sauce:1 Garlic clove40g Gula Melaka (adjust sweetness according to taste)120g Crunchy peanut butter2 Fresh red chilles2 Kaffir limes, juicedSalt to season
Instructions:
Boil eggs in salted water for 7 mins. Slice thinly once cooled.
Using the same boiling water, boil potatoes for 5 mins until soft. Dry them out and slice thinly.
In the same boiling water, add cabbage and boil for approx. 3 mins until they are half-cooked. Remove the cabbage from the pot and set aside. Turn off the heat.
To the hot water in the pot, add kangkung and cucumber and cover with lid for about 2 mins. Add beansprouts, cover with lid and leave for another 30 secs.
Take all the vegetables out and set aside. Keep the pot of boiled water for later.
In a pan, heat some cooking oil and fry tofu until golden and set in paper towel to absorb excess oil. Slice into small squares once cooled.
Deep fry shallots in oil until golden brown. Set aside in paper towel.
Place all the vegetalbes, tofu and eggs on a platter.
For the peanut sauce, blend everything until smooth.
Drizzle the peanut sauce on top.
Squeeze 2 fresh limes evenly over the gado gado and sprinkle crushed tortilla chips, fried shallots and thinly-sliced chilies (optional) over gado gado and serve.
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