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Tofu Bhurji Shakshuka combines Middle Eastern and Indian cooking techniques, replacing traditional poached eggs with seasoned tofu in a spiced tomato sauce. This protein-rich dish maintains the essence of Shakshuka while being completely plant-based.
The sauce features a balanced blend of smoked paprika, cumin, and cayenne pepper, with coconut sugar offsetting the tomatoes' acidity. Aromatics like garlic, onions, and bell peppers create a flavorful base, while fresh cilantro adds brightness.
The dish takes about 32 minutes to prepare and serves 3 people, with each serving containing 294 calories. It pairs well with various breads like Kulcha, sourdough, or pita, and can also be served with rice.
While the dish isn't suitable for freezing, you can prepare components ahead of time for quick reheating. The tofu is seasoned with black salt (kala namak) and turmeric to achieve an egg-like flavor and color, making it a convincing substitute in this fusion recipe.
San Marzano tomatoes work best for the sauce base, providing natural sweetness and minimal acidity. The dish comes together in two main steps: preparing the seasoned tofu and creating the tomato sauce, before combining them for the final simmer.
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Step A: Prepare Tofu
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Step B: Prepare Sauce
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Silken tofu is not recommended as it lacks the firm texture needed for crumbling.
Freezing is not ideal as tofu’s texture changes after freezing.
Regular salt can be used, but it will lack the eggy aroma.
It has mild to moderate heat; adjust the cayenne or chili powder to your preference.
Yes, the sauce can be made 2–3 days in advance and reheated before adding the tofu.
Kulcha, naan, pita, or sourdough bread are excellent choices.
Yes, but ensure they are ripe and cook them longer for a deeper flavor.
Regular sugar, agave syrup, or even a pinch of jaggery can work.
Use gluten-free bread or serve the dish with rice instead of Kulcha.
Yes, spinach, mushrooms, or zucchini would complement the dish well.
Yes, prepare the components separately and combine them when reheating.
Absolutely, it can be served as is or with rice for a heartier meal.
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