Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation

Tuesday
Oct 03rd
  • Increase font size
  • Default font size
  • Decrease font size
Home Our Missions Mission of Culture Weekend Recipes' Corner: Pumpkin Tomato

Weekend Recipes' Corner: Pumpkin Tomato

E-mail Print PDF
In the fairy tale, Cinderella takes a coach transformed from pumpkins. The author of Cinderella probably came up with this idea because of the large size of pumpkins. Pumpkins can be commonly found, and are full of nutriments. Today, we are going to introduce how to make the dish 'Pumpkin Tomato'.

Ingredients: 1/2 pumpkin, 1 tomato. 1 potato, some edamame
Seasonings: salt, sugar, black pepper, sesame oil

Directions:
1. Steam and mash the pumpkin.
2. Heat up the pan with oil. Fry the diced potato, followed by the diced tomato. Add in water and edamame. After the potato and edamame are well cooked, add the mashed pumpkin and the seasonings.
3. Plate and top with sesame oil.


Recipe by: Qiao Bao Lian
Translated by Hua Yang
Edited by Hui Xian Wong
 

The Beauty of the Jing Si Abode

Volunteers

Are you prepared to put your kindness into actions and join Tzu Chi in promoting the goodness and beauty of mankind?
You are always welcome to join our Tzu Chi’s Great Love missions by becoming a member or volunteer. Please contact the Tzu Chi location near you.

" Bodhisattvas are not idols made of wood; real Bodhisattvas are people who eat, talk, work, and relieve suffering in times of need. "
Jing-Si Aphorism

Related Items