During the colder months, I always gravitate towards “long and slow cooked.” Whether it’s root vegetables, winter squash, beans or Tempeh. This recipe allows the Tempeh to be tender and flavorful and brings out the richness of flavor. Make sure to purchase high-quality Tempeh or make it yourself. 1 package tempeh (or homemade), cut into… more »
HOMEMADE TEMPEH 8 SIMPLE STEPS 2 cups organic Soybeans 1 package Tempeh Starter 1. Soak organic Soybeans in water overnight and then drain water 2. Massage the beans until they are all split. Drain water and rinse several times to remove hulls 3. Boil Soybeans in fresh water for 1 hour 4. Discard cooking water,… more »
Today’s Plate includes Tempeh, a fermented soy bean cake from Indonesia that has now become popular around the world. Our favorite way to prepare Tempeh is to lightly brown in oil on both sides, cover with water and umeboshi paste mixture, add arame sea vegetable and let simmer until almost all liquid is absorbed, but… more »
In the mood for a light lunch? We love Sandwiches and Tempeh always satisfies. Start by gently steaming Tempeh until it is softened. Place in a mixing bowl and add chopped celery, parsley and onion. Mix together about a Tablespoon of tahini along with a teaspoon of umeboshi vinegar (just enough to taste, but not… more »
Our lunch today included Tempeh, an easy-to-digest, fermented soybean food that has been gaining popularity around the world for the past decades. My favorite way to prepare Tempeh: First gently brown in oil on both sides. As you are frying, mix water (enough to cover Tempeh), umeboshi paste and arame seaweed in a mixing bowl…. more »