




Of course to make the base of your donburi you’re going to need some cooked Japanese rice. Just follow our online recipe to get this basic ingredient spot on.
Now the rice is cooking, let’s prepare our mabo tofu topping. You should start by first cutting your tofu into bite-size cubes. Then, grab a pan and cook your minced beef with a tablespoon of vegetable oil.
Once your meat has browned, remove the excess oil from the pan and add the Mabo Tofu Stir-Fry Sauce. Let the mix simmer for a few minutes until you can see the sauce lightly bubbling away. You can then add the la-yu chilli oil if you want an extra fiery kick.
Finally, add the tofu cubes and stir gently into the sauce. Let it simmer for a few minutes before taking off the heat and pouring equally over your bowls of freshly steamed rice. Lastly, sprinkle one finely sliced spring onion on the top of each bowl to serve.
• If you are not using the mabo tofu stir-fry sauce recommended, please make sure to refer to the directions on your packet, or on the product’s page on our website.
• Each mabo tofu stir-fry sauce has a different degree of spiciness, try to find the one that’s best for you.
• You can also use minced pork or chicken (or no meat at all). In that case you can replace it with shiitake mushrooms, aubergine or other vegetables of your choice.