First, make sauce by putting
peanut butter, tamarind
paste and agave syrup into a
bowl, then slowly mix in soy
sauce, lime juice and ¼ cup
of water.
Next, trim broccolini
and put florets
into a bowl. Chop stalks
and leaves into ½-inch pieces.
Place garlic, ginger, chiles and
tofu in little piles within easy
reach of the stovetop. Cook
noodles according to package
instructions, rinse under cold
water, drain, then drizzle with
a tablespoon of canola oil and
toss gently with your hands.
In a large non-stick frying
pan with a lid, heat 2 Tbsp
canola oil on medium-high,
then fry tofu for 5 minutes,
turning every minute, until
pale gold. Add garlic, ginger
and chiles, cook 2 minutes,
then add broccolini stalks
and ¼ cup of water, cover pan, and steam for 2 minutes,
until broccolini is tender.
Add broccolini florets, sauce
and green onions (reserve a
handful for garnish), stir to
combine, then cover again
and leave for 2 minutes.
Turn heat down to a whisper,
add noodles handful by handful,
gently mixing in until coated
in sauce, then turn off heat.
Distribute noodles between
four plates and sprinkle over
the sesame seeds and reserved
green onions. Drizzle each
portion with sesame oil, scatter
herbs, add a generous squeeze
of lime and serve immediately.