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HomeMassaman Curry with Tofu and Kabocha Squash

Massaman Curry with Tofu and Kabocha Squash

Photo Credit:- Cosori Air Fryers
If you’re a chili head, you’ll appreciate the generous amount of Massaman curry paste used in this Thai-style dish–it’s not shy on spice. When buying your curry paste, do check the ingredients to make sure it is vegan. Aroy-D brand is a great choice. Their coconut milk is excellent and consistent in quality, too.

INGREDIENTS

  • 14  oz  tofu  1 block firm, drained
  • 1  tbsp  coconut oil
  • 1  large yellow onion  cut into  1-inch  pieces
  • 1/2  cup  coconut cream
  • 1/4  cup  Massaman curry paste
  • 1  cup  low sodium vegetable broth
  • 1  Kabocha squash  seeded and cut into  1-inch  cubes, 11⁄2-pound
  • 1  cup  coconut milk
  • 1  cup  fresh Thai basil leaves  loosely packed
  • Hot steamed rice  for serving

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Cut the tofu into  1/2-inch  slices. Sandwich the slices in a single layer between double layers of paper towels or a folded kitchen towel and press firmly to wick away as much moisture as possible. Cut the slices into  1/2-inch  cubes. Set aside.
  2. Select the  High Sauté  setting on the Instant Pot, add the coconut oil, and melt. Add the onion and sauté for  4 minutes,  until the onion starts to brown. Add the coconut cream and curry paste and sauté for  2 minutes  more, until bubbling and fragrant. Stir in the broth, using a wooden spoon to nudge loose any browned bits from the pot bottom, then add the squash in a single layer.
  3. Secure the lid and set the Pressure Release to  Sealing.  Press the  Cancel  button to reset the cooking program. Then select the  Manual or Pressure Cook  setting and set the cooking time for  1 minute  at  Low  pressure. (The pot will take about 10 minutes to come up to pressure before the cooking program begins.)
  4. When the cooking program ends, perform a quick pressure release by moving the Pressure Release to  Venting.  Open the pot and stir in the coconut milk, then add the tofu. Press the  Cancel  button to reset the cooking program. Then select the  Sauté  setting. Let the curry come up to a simmer and cook for  2 minutes,  stirring occasionally and gently, being careful not to break up the tofu. Press the  Cancel  button to turn off the pot. Gently stir in the basil.
  5. Ladle the curry into bowls. Serve piping hot with the rice on the side.
Source:- Cosorithis

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