Alkaline Diet Recipes

Main Dishes : "Soba Noodles with Tofu Stir-Fry"

Soba Noodles are made out of buckwheat and fit very well in an Alkaline Diet Plan. Tofu is made of soy beans and has also an alkaline effect on the body pH-level.

Ingredients for 4 servings

500g Soba Noodles (made of buckwheat)
1 pack of extra firm tofu
1 green or red pepper bell
1 small cup of bean sprouts
1 small cup of pak choi (optional)
1 onion
1 garlic clove
Some vegetable broth (yeast-free)
Sea salt and pepper to taste
Some ginger if you like

Directions

Cook noodles according to directions.
Cut tofu in bite size pieces and sauté in a pan with some vegetable broth for a few minutes, set aside.

Then stir fry the chopped pepper, pak choi, onion, garlic and bean sprouts for around 5 minutes in pan (you can also add some vegetable broth). Add the noodles and tofu, taste with some sea salt, pepper and ginger (if applicable), and mix all.

Serve hot and enjoy!

Many thanks to Christina from Charlotte, NC for sharing this delicious alkaline recipe!

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