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In the fourth issue of Smart Eating, we focus on the topic of street food. Street food is often too greasy, too carbohydrate-heavy and has too little fibre. We have made it our mission to cook popular Korean street food in a healthy way.

In the fourth issue of Smart Eating, we focus on the topic of street food. Street food is often too greasy, too carbohydrate-heavy and has too little fibre. We have made it our mission to cook popular Korean street food in a healthy way.

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30 31<br />

Bibimbap<br />

비빔밥<br />

MAKES 4 SERVINGS<br />

• Fresh ginger, grated<br />

• 4 cloves of garlic<br />

• 300 g organic tofu<br />

• 60 ml organic soya sauce<br />

• White rice vinegar<br />

• Sesame oil, rapeseed oil<br />

• 1/2 onion, diced<br />

• 500 g fresh spinach<br />

• 1/2 small green papaya<br />

• 1 tbsp organic agave syrup<br />

• 3 carrots<br />

• 500 g shirataki noodles<br />

• 4 eggs<br />

GOCHUJANG SAUCE<br />

• 2 tbsp gochujang paste (available<br />

at Asian supermarkets)<br />

• 2 tbsp white rice vinegar<br />

• 3 tbsp honey<br />

• 6 tbsp organic soya sauce<br />

GARNISH<br />

• A handful of mung bean sprouts<br />

and coriander<br />

• 1/2 red chilli pepper<br />

• Black sesame seeds<br />

›Finely grate a 4–5 cm piece of ginger.<br />

Toast the sesame seeds in a dry pan. Remove<br />

the seeds from the red chilli pepper and<br />

slice into rings. Finely chop the garlic and cut<br />

the tofu into cubes. Combine the soya sauce,<br />

3 tbsp rice vinegar, and 1/2 tsp of both the ginger<br />

and the garlic. Marinate the tofu in this<br />

mixture overnight.<br />

Peel the green papaya, cut it in half, scoop<br />

out the seeds and grate on the coarse side of<br />

the grater. Combine 2 tbsp rice vinegar with<br />

the agave syrup and 1/2 tsp of the grated ginger.<br />

Combine the sauce with the papaya and<br />

season with salt.<br />

Chop the carrots into small pieces and toss<br />

with some sesame oil, salt and pepper. Tip the<br />

marinated tofu and the carrots onto a baking<br />

tin and bake at 165°C for 10–15 minutes.<br />

For the sauce, heat some sesame oil and<br />

briefly sauté around 1 tsp garlic and the rest<br />

of the ginger. Combine with the other sauce<br />

ingredients.<br />

Sauté the onions and the rest of the garlic in<br />

some rapeseed oil, add the spinach and let it<br />

cook down.<br />

Briefly heat the noodles in hot water (can<br />

also be eaten cold) and season them with sesame<br />

oil and salt. Heat some rapeseed oil in a<br />

pan, carefully crack the eggs into the pan and<br />

fry them. Season the fried eggs with salt and<br />

pepper. Roughly chop the coriander. Combine<br />

all of the ingredients in a bowl, sprinkle the<br />

sauce over the top, and garnish with mung<br />

bean sprouts, sesame seeds, coriander and<br />

red chilli pepper.

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