Pumpkin and tomato stew
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Difficulty: 1/5
Time: 1 hour
Servings: 4
[Collapse]Nutrition facts per serving | |||||
CALORIES PER SERVING (kcal): 550 (calories in whole recipe: 2200) | |||||
Proteins | 41% | 23.2g | Protein: lysine | 61% | 1.2g |
Protein: methionine | 31% | 0.3g | |||
Protein: isoleucine | 53% | 0.9g | |||
Carbohydrates | 89% | 116.3g | Fibers | 65% | 24.6g |
Net carbs | n/a | 91.7g | |||
Sugars | n/a | 39.6g | |||
Fats | 8% | 5.2g | Omega-3 | 12% | 0.2g |
Omega-6 | 7% | 1.1g | |||
Saturated fats | n/a | 1.1g | |||
Vitamin B1 | 48% | 0.6mg | Vitamin B2 | 60% | 0.8mg |
Vitamin B3 | 72% | 11.4mg | Vitamin B5 | 55% | 2.7mg |
Vitamin B6 | 131% | 1.7mg | Folate | 28% | 111.6μg |
Vitamin A | 332% | 2983.6μg | Vitamin C | 101% | 90.9mg |
Vitamin E | 82% | 12.3mg | Vitamin K | 50% | 59.7μg |
Vitamin B12 | / | / | Vitamin D | / | / |
Calcium | 40% | 402.1mg | Copper | 169% | 1.5mg |
Iron | 163% | 13mg | Magnesium | 58% | 230.3mg |
Manganese | 105% | 2.4mg | Phosphorus | 86% | 599.5mg |
Potassium | 96% | 4523.1mg | Selenium | 38% | 20.7μg |
Zinc | 45% | 5.0mg | Sodium to taste |
Ingredients:
- 1kg roughly chopped carrots
- 1kg roughly chopped potatoes
- 1 roughly chopped big-sized onion
- 1kg roughly chopped pumpkin (without skin)
- 700g tomato paste or juice
- 500mL water
- 250g thinly diced tofu (similar to a mince)
- 2 tsp salt
- 1 tsp black pepper
Instructions:
- Pre-heat oven to 200°C.
- Put the tofu on a baking sheet lined with a silicone mat. Sprinkle with a little bit of salt and black pepper. Bake for 25 minutes.
- Put all of the ingredients except the tofu in a large pot in the same order as the ingredient list (carrots first, then potatoes, onions, pumpkin, etc.), as the ones at the bottom of the pot will cook faster.
- Bring the stew to a boil, and simmer for 30 minutes. There is no need to stir. Take off the heat once the potatoes and carrots have softened, but still retain their form.
Serving:
Scoop some of the stew in a bowl. Top with the crispy tofu bits. Crack some black pepper on top for an extra kick.