These vegetables are tossed in a spice mix inspired by togarashi, which is a popular Japanese spice blend that dates back to at least the 17th century.
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Cals 633 · Prot 25 · Carbs 86 · Fat 28
Vegan
35 min
These vegetables are tossed in a spice mix inspired by togarashi, which is a popular Japanese spice blend that dates back to at least the 17th century.
Due to production methods, we cannot guarantee our products are completely free from any allergen such as
Peanuts,
Tree Nuts,
Sesame Seeds,
Milk,
Egg,
Fish,
Crustaceans,
Molluscs,
Soya,
Wheat,
Gluten,
Lupin,
Mustard,
Sulphur dioxide and
Celery.
Nutritional information
Per Serving*
Energy (kJ/kcal)
2295 / 633
Fats (g)
28.1
of which saturated (g)
1.8
Carbohydrates (g)
86
of which sugars (g)
23.9
Fibers (g)
16.3
Proteins (g)
25.2
Salt (g)
2
*The nutritional information only applies to ingredients
supplied by Hello Chef. The cooking process and
additional ingredients added at home will affect
total values.
Before you start
Please wash your hands and rinse all fresh fruits and vegetables prior to cooking.
Instructions
1 Boil quinoa
Add the quinoa to a bowl, cover with warm water and rinse. Drain in a fine sieve.
Add the measuredwater to a pot and bring to a boil.
Add the quinoa and a pinch of salt.
Cover with a lid, reduce heat to low and simmer for 15 min or until the liquid is absorbed and the quinoa is tender.
Transfer to a large bowl and refrigerate for 10 min, or until ready to serve.
Tip!Washing quinoa with warm water before draining it, removes the bitter-tasting saponins from its surface.
2 Prep
Preheat the oven to 200°C/180°C fan.
Meanwhile, chop the eggplants into bite-sized pieces.
Peel and slice the carrots into disks.
Trim the pakchoi and slice it lengthwise into quarters.
Add the vegetables to a lined baking tray.
Drizzle generously with oil.
Add the ginger powder, garlic powder, smokedpaprika, both sesameseeds and a generous pinch of salt.
Toss the vegetables until they are fully coated.
3 Bake
Bake the vegetables for 20 min or until the carrots and eggplant are tender.
Tip!Pierce the vegetables with a fork to check if they're cooked.
4 Make tahini dressing
Meanwhile, to a bowl or jar, add the tahini, soy sauce, brownsugar, sesameoil and a squeeze of lime.
Stir or shake well until smooth.
5 Make miso glaze
In a small bowl, mix together the misopaste, sweetsoysauce and 2 tbsp of water.
6 Serve
Once the quinoa has cooled slightly, stir through the edamame and the tahinidressing.
Serve the Roasted Miso Vegetables with SesameQuinoa, drizzled with misoglaze.