It’s also a fabulously fibre rich plate, bursting with amazing plant based ingredients to enhance gut health, & naturally contains no refined oils, dairy, gluten sugars or anything nasty.
If you’re not a tofu fan these will also work brilliantly with organic chicken, turkey or pork, simply pick your protein preference.
Mix the marinade ingredients for the skewers in a bowl. Cube & dry the aubergine & tofu then toss with the marinade & leave to 1 side.
Rinse the rice, add to a pan with 1.5 times its quantity of cold water. Bring to a boil then cover with a lid, turn the heart down & simmer until fluffy (around 10 minutes) then just leave with a lid on to steam.
To make the sauce, whisk together the peanut butter, lime juice, rice vinegar, yeast extract, and water in a bowl.
Thread your marinated tofu & aubergines onto skewers & either grill on a BBQ until golden or press into a dry frying pan, turning to get all sides coloured.
Sprinkle with the sesame & chilli flakes then pop into a warm oven to keep toasty for as long as you need to.
Cook edamame as required (1-2 minutes boil for fresh or 3-4 minutes for frozen). Rub your pak choi cut side down in any remaining marinade & press onto your hot grill/pan until golden.
Add rice, edamame, pak choi & skewers to a plate, drizzle with sauce & dive in!
The skewers will happily last for 3-4 days in the fridge if you want to prepare a few portions. The satay sauce will last for up tp a week in the fridge & can also be frozen for up to 3 months if you wish.