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Serves 4 - 6:
Adapted from Lord Krishna's Cuisine - The Art of Indian Vegetarian Cooking, by Yamuna Devi, Bava Books, 1987
To make this vegan Indian tofu recipe, we've substituted tofu for panir and oil for ghee. It works well as a slow cooker or crockpot recipe. We reduced the fat content and cooking time, varied the vegetables, and added cashews. The original Indian vegetarian version, with zucchini, ghee and panir, is also delicious.
We've made it with both white and brown long grain bhasmati rice, and either works well. Although the white rice is faster cooking and lighter, the brown rice adds taste, texture and substance that is truly satisfying. In our opinion, brown rice needs to be soaked for at least an hour before cooking, to be easy to chew and digestible. This dish is lovely served with a green salad.
*'Sauté' means fry on med-high heat, stirring constantly. It's different from stir fry, which uses more heat, and is the end step in cooking. Usually after sautéing, the contents are subjected to another step, like steaming or adding to a soup or stew.
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