Arugula and tempeh are the best combination because they compliment each other. Adding pears gives this salad a wonderful ...

Don't be afraid to cut the tempeh into half-inch cubes and use it instead of meat on your favorite skewer and kabob recipes ... with buffalo sauce for an easy appetizer. Preheat the oven to ...

Tempeh is normally sold frozen: under no circumstances should it be re-frozen if previously defrosted.

Tempeh is a fermented soy product, and in addition to providing all nine essential amino acids the body needs but can’t produce on its own, tempeh may also be a source of both probiotics and ...

Don’t sleep on tempeh if you’re looking for delicious, protein-packed, plant-based recipes. By now, we all know that we can get more than enough protein from a plant-based diet, which is good ...

Kickstart your day with a burst of citrus! Simply blend one peeled and deseeded tangerine with one banana, one-half cup of ...

Add to tempeh mixture and sauté to combine flavors and heat through. Remove from heat, season to taste with salt and pepper, fold in remaining basil and serve warm or chilled. Recipe from Clean ...

Serve immediately. You don't need to have a food processor for this recipe, but the tempeh balls will be very fragile if you simply combine the mixture – so be careful when frying.

Minimal effort doesn’t mean compromising flavor. These simple vegetarian dishes are our go-tos for easy weeknight meals. David Malosh for The New York Times Tofu soaks up the peanut sauce and ...

They include soybean milk, soy sauce, miso, doenjang and fermented black beans, and ingredients that many vegetarians and vegans depend on for protein, including bean curd, tempeh and natto.

It’s because of that fermentation that tempeh boasts such big gut benefits. It contains more protein than tofu and has been linked with reduced cholesterol levels. This recipe is ready in ...