![]() ![]() ![]() Just make sure to remove them all before serving!Ĭheck out the recipe card at the bottom of this article for exact measurements to make this creamy tofu korma recipe. That wouldn’t make for a pleasant eating experience! The cloves, cardamom pods, bay leaves and cinnamon stick may look like they’re not much but they bring key flavours to this vegan korma. It’s important to lightly crush the cardamom pods but not so much that the insides spill out into the gravy. Whole spices – the whole spices are super important to a tofu korma. If using the cream from the top of the can, don’t forget to save the separated water! It can be added to smoothies to save wasting it. Alternatively, you can buy coconut cream in a can or as a block. When paired with the coconut cream, it creates the dreamiest tofu korma, that rivals a traditional version!Ĭoconut cream – we used the set coconut cream found on the top of a full fat can of coconut milk. Cashews are actually used in a traditional korma recipe, but we have increased the amount in this recipe so that it replicates the creaminess of yoghurt, which is what would usually be used. They take around 30 minutes to 1 hour to soak in boiling water. If you love tofu, try this braised tofu and this amazing Szechuan tofu.Ĭashews – it’s important to soak the cashews in boiling water before blending them, this way they turn into cashew cream. Ideally, if you brown it off in an air fryer or frying pan before adding to the tofu korma, it’s even better. We like the brand Tofoo, as it doesn’t need to be pressed. Tofu – it wouldn’t be a tofu korma without the tofu! For this recipe, we recommend using extra-firm tofu or firm tofu that has been pressed in a tofu press. Our tofu korma is an amazing vegan korma that uses the proper ingredients and techniques to make a classic curry house korma but completely plant-based. Curry is synonymous with Britain, due to Indian influence and surprisingly (maybe?) is one of the most popular dishes in the UK. However – and controversially – if you do like your spice, this one is great with a bit of chilli added – either with the rest of the spices or chilli flakes on top.Ĭlassic ingredients and techniques – the word ‘korma’ is actually taken from the word braised in Urdu ( source), referencing how the traditional dish was cooked, but this recipe is based on a classic British curry house korma, which has taken on a life of its own. If that’s where you’re at, then this is the recipe you've been looking for. It’s one of our favourite things to cook, and something that we’ll always make if we have friends and family coming over for dinner.Ĭreamy and mild – sometimes nothing but a creamy, mild and indulgent curry will do. Self-diagnosed curry addicts – we’ve said it before and we’ll say it again, but curry is life! Whether it’s a vegan butter chicken, spicy vegetable jalfrezi or sweet and creamy veggie pasanda, we’re in! Especially when it’s served with creamy vegan raita and roti too. Great served with vegan naan bread to mop up all that delicious gravy. Tofu korma is easy to make and one of the most popular types of curries ever. A creamy and indulgent classic curry house style korma made vegan. ![]()
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