Slow Cooker Jackfruit Tom Kha Gai Recipe
This Slow Cooker Jackfruit Tom Kha Gai Recipe is a vegan version of a traditional Thai chicken soup. It’s in a rich broth of coconut milk, mushrooms, and a few things you need to pick up at the Asian market. I made mine mild, but you can add a little chili oil to spice yours up a bit.
Why Use Jackfruit in a Tom Kha Gai Recipe?
Jackfruit is the perfect substitute for recipes that call for shredded chicken. It gives the same look and mouthfeel.
If you aren’t a fan of jackfruit you could use cubes of firm tofu, or just add extra mushrooms.
Can You Slow Cook In Your Instant Pot?
You may already know that there’s a slow cooker function button on your Instant Pot. So, of course, you can slow cook in it. However, some things are better left to the manual/pressure cooker setting.
The slow cooker recipes that will work the best in the Instant Pot will be soups and stews. Avoid dried beans and baking
This Slow Cooker Jackfruit Tom Kha Gai Recipe was created for the revised edition of The Vegan Slow Cooker, so it was created to cook slowly all day long. It’s a perfect way to try out your Instant Pot slow cooker setting.
What If I Want to Eat my Jackfruit Tom Kha Gai Recipe Sooner Than 8 hours?
Since you have an Instant Pot you can cook the main ingredients on high pressure for 15 minutes. Release the pressure naturally for 10 minutes, then manually release the rest of the pressure. Add in the before serving ingredients.
Is Galangal same as Ginger?
It is not, but in a pinch you could use ginger to replace the galangal. Galangal is also know as Thai ginger or Siamese ginger because it looks like ginger.
You can’t grate galangal but you can slice it and you don’t need to peel it before cooking.
What does Galangal Taste Like?
Galangal has a stronger flavor than ginger with earthy tones and hints of citrus.
Try this soup as a starter to my Instant Pot Thai Style Eggplant Mushroom Stew with Tofu.
Slow Cooker Jackfruit Tom Kha Gai Recipe
Recipe details
- 4 servings
- Prep time: 20 Minutes Cook time: 8 Hours Total time: 8 hr 20 min
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Looks delicious