Carrot Koftas in Spicy Sauerkraut Sauce (vegan)
Carrot Koftas in Spicy Sauerkraut Sauce (vegan)

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Great recipe for Carrot Koftas in Spicy Sauerkraut Sauce (vegan). Inspired by Nadine Abensur's amazing Courgette Koftas, I decided to go all out for the spicy, salty, sour and sweet flavour combination by using sauerkraut and tamarind to make a sauce for sweet carrot deep fried balls. Carrot Koftas in Spicy Sauerkraut Sauce (vegan) step by step.

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To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can have carrot koftas in spicy sauerkraut sauce (vegan) using 16 ingredients and 11 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Carrot Koftas in Spicy Sauerkraut Sauce (vegan):
  1. Make ready carrot koftas
  2. Get carrot, peeled and shredded
  3. Get gram (besan/garbanzo/chick pea) flour
  4. Prepare paprika
  5. Make ready garam masala
  6. Make ready dried chilli flakes
  7. Take turmeric
  8. Take (gluten free - if necessary) baking powder
  9. Take salt
  10. Take water
  11. Get sauerkraut sauce
  12. Take Indian curry paste (I used korma paste)
  13. Get tomato paste/purée
  14. Take hot tamarind sauce or HP sauce
  15. Get maybe more - water
  16. Take sauerkraut

For a pretty restaurant-style presentation, garnish with some cashew cream or other on dairy cream and chopped cilantro. Last week I made Ann's Carrot Ginger Turmeric Steamer (or Chiller) from Crave Eat Heal. I had some leftover pulp from making the juice in the steamer. I almost tossed it out, but then I thought about making these carrot koftas and smothering them with an easy coconut Indian sauce.

Instructions to make Carrot Koftas in Spicy Sauerkraut Sauce (vegan):
  1. Mix all the kofta ingredients in a bowl until you have a sticky soft mixture
  2. Heat oil (canola/groundnut/vegetable oil) for deep frying to 180 C
  3. In a skillet, fry the paste to release its spices, about a minute
  4. Add the tomato paste add stir in
  5. Add the water a quarter cup at a time to make a gravy, followed by the tamarind sauce
  6. Add the sauerkraut and mix in
  7. Leave to simmer on a low heat, adding tbsp's of water if getting too dry
  8. Meanwhile use two spoons to shape small bite size amounts of the carrot mixture into balls and carefully drop them into the hot oil
  9. Fry the carrot koftas for about 3 or 4 minutes, or until they are browned and crispy
  10. Drain the koftas of oil, then mix them into the sauce
  11. Serve immediately.

For the nutty sauce, peel and finely slice the onion and garlic, then finely slice the remaining coriander stalks. Place into a large frying pan over a medium heat with a splash of oil, then cook for a few minutes, or until golden. The amount of besan to be added depends on the moisture content in the veggies. If using vegetables with high water content like bottle gourd (lauki), cabbage, zucchini or pumpkin etc, then add some salt in the grated veggies. Pulse the quorn vegan savoury pieces in a food processor, pulse into small mince like pieces - once done, remove and place into a big mixing bowl.

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