
Ingredients
- 450gms Pork mince 1 medium chopped onion
- 400gms Tofu - firmness upto you! (Silken is original to the dish)
- 1-2tbsp ground Sichuan Peppercorns
- 1-2tbsp Chilli oil
- 1-2 fresh chillies
- 3tbsp ground ginger
- 3tbsp ground garlic
- 1-2tbsp Lee Kum Kee Spicy Bean Sauce
- 150ml of chicken stock
- 2tbsp of cornflour (dissolved)
- Sesame Oil to your liking
- Chopped spring onion (For garnishing or cooked through if you like)
Method
- Heat the pan (or wok) with oil, chilli and chilli oil and add onions for 2mins or so.
- Add pork mince and break up into bits.Add Garlic and Ginger & start by adding a bit of Sichuan pepper but not all at once.
- Add Lee Kum Kee Spicy Bean sauce, and chicken stock liquid.Colour should look red and rich
- Add tofu cut in squares.If using silken tofu, avoid mixing too much as the tofu will lose shape. Add sesame oil and more sichuan pepper to your preference. ***be careful not to over-do this dish with Sichuan pepper as it is a powerful pepper!***
- Add dissolved cornflour to thickenSimmer until thick and rich
- Boil medium thick rice noodles for 5-7mins and run under cold waterBlanch some Pak choy with a bit of salt for 2-3mins and drain
- Plate up the rice noodles and pak choy
- Add the Mapo Tofu and garnish with more chilli flakes or spring onion
Product used in recipe
- LEE KUM KEE - LKK SPICY BEAN SAUCE 226G