I finally decided to use the tempeh I purchased at the grocer last week. I searched online and came across maple glazed recipes…sounded mouth watering to me.
Maple Glazed Baked Tempeh
Prep time: 10 minutes, plus marinading time
Cook time: 30 minutes
- 8 ounces tempeh (I used flax tempeh)
- 3 tablespoons soy sauce
- 3 tablespoons maple syrup
- 1 teaspoon rice vinegar
- 2 cloves garlic, peeled, crushed and chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon powdered chipotle (or a couple pinches of cayenne)
In a saucepan over high heat, steam the tempeh for 10 minutes. Cool. While steaming, combine all the ingredients in a shallow dish or pan. Slice the tempeh into triangles or cubes. Soak in the marinade for at least 30 minutes or up to 24 hours. Bake in the oven at 350 for 20 minutes.
Yum! This dish was super easy and delicious.
Usually we eat brown rice, but this yummy white rice was left over from sushi last night. Every bite was good and Chris actually liked the tempeh.
Have a good night,
Nicci
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I had a package of tempeh verging on its best-by date and had been looking around for a good recipe. We made this last night and it was fantastic! I made an error and accidentally added a teaspoon of chili powder to it– it gave it a nice kick. Thanks for sharing the recipe!
I just tried Tempeh for the 1st time recently and really like it. This recipe sounds great, think I’ll go mix up a marinade
ive never made tempeh myself. i am impressed with your skills!
Ill be on the lookout for those mini sabra packets!
re: your comment on my blog, I found the individually sized sabra’s at Costco! I was so excited!
I have never tried tempeh. it’s always sort of freaked me out. But it looks good and so many bloggers rave about it. I’ll have to try it!
this might be the day i try Tempeh!
awesome looking recipe! looks kinda like general tsos chicken… and that makes it a winner in my book!
That is definitely one of the best looking Tempeh dishes, I have seem. I am making this when i get Tempeh. Thanks for sharing the recipe!
Wow, that looks so good! I’ve been looking for more tofu and tempeh recipes and I’m definitely going to try this one!
This looks so good! I just starred it in my google reader
yum!!! I never do anything interesting with my tempeh. i might have to try this recipe!
YUM-O!! Looks delicious!
I wasn’t sure about Tempeh, but Chris liked it more than I did. I think the key is the marinating time. I only had 3 hours before dinner. Still a pretty delicious dish.
Tempeh and maple syrup are 2 of my favorite things! This sounds delish
YUM! that looks amazing!
that looks soo moist and yummy! Great job girl! I also love that you are feeding your honey the same thing! Expand his food pyramid!
looks so good! I wish I liked tempeh more
I have tried so many times and havent foudna way to Thouroughly enjoy it, maybe this recipe is it!
thank you for your sweet comment on my outfit!! it is a big perk getting to wear workout clothes to work everyday! hey if you can pull of wearing yoga pants to work and no one notices that they are, then go for it!!
Isn’t tempeh awesome?! I love it! It is my favorite meat substitute of all time…even better than tofu!
Wow! That looks great! I’ve never had tempeh before but I am vegan so I truly should. I love Asian cuisine.
That looks soo good, but I’ve never tried Tempeh!
Mmm amazing recipe
I love tempeh!! Yours looks really good.
My family makes a bbq “sloppy joe” tempeh that meat eaters love, and a faux chicken salad made with tempeh that’s also a huge favorite.
(Which is worse – air quotes, or gratuitous use of the word faux? I went with both.)
BBQ sloppy joe tempeh: please share your recipe!
I wish I liked tempeh because this dish looks awesome! Love much healthier “take out”. I just can’t do the texture!
Oh yea, that looks great. I wish I could by some tempeh around here.
That looks amazing! I haven’t ever cooked with tempeh. I need to give it a try.
My mouth is watering!! This looks absolutely delish!! I will have to try it the next time I see tempeh at a store. It isn’t readily available here.
I also didn’t realize that you could get dry chipotle as a spice! I MUST FIND IT!!
I haven’t tried tempeh before … seems very versatile … what you did with it sounds great!
that looks so good!!!!!!! that would go great with my mooshu recipe lol
oooh that looks so good! I’ve never had it either but it looks like general tso’s or something – fantastic. And it’s on white rice so BONUS POINTS!
I’ve never had tempeh but this looks really amazing!!
Wow, what an interesting recipe! I’ve never had anything like that before. Looks tasty!
mmm, it looks like yummy orange chicken or something (i forgot the name! shame) This is like my fourth time reading about tempeh. I would love to try it, the only thing that sucks is waiting for it to bake, bc I’m the “I want it now!” kind of girl, ha.
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