Peanut Glazed Tempeh Bowl
Peanut Glazed Tempeh Bowl is a bowl recipe ready in 30 min. It makes 4 servings, each 540 kcal with 25 g protein. Beginner level, 12 ingredients.
Adapted from a home cook's recipe and measured by Cookpath.
- 30 mintotal
- Beginnerlevel
- 540kcal a serving
- 25 gprotein
What is Peanut Glazed Tempeh Bowl
Chopped tempeh coated in a peanut butter, chilli, lime and ginger glaze, stir-fried with mixed vegetables and served over quinoa.
- Bowls · Vegetarian
- Sautéing & stir-fry
How to make Peanut Glazed Tempeh Bowl
Tips from the cook
- Chill the tempeh in the glaze for 15 minutes, so it soaks up the flavour.
- Keep most of the glaze in the bowl while you brown the tempeh, so it does not burn in the pan.
- Add a spoonful of water if the vegetables stick.
- No quinoa? Rice works as a swap.
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Meal prep and storage
Keeps 3 days in the fridge and works cold or reheated for lunch.
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Peanut Glazed Tempeh Bowl substitutions
Out of something, or cooking around an allergy. Each swap was checked against a source.
Chilli paste3 options
- Hot sauce (thick Louisiana-style: mainly chillies, salt, vinegar) 1:1 by volume, to taste
Thinner sauces such as Tabasco are not as good.
- Tomato paste + a few dashes of hot sauce, or 1-2 tsp chilli powder or crushed red flakes 1:1
Different flavour, texture matches.
- Chilli powder or cayenne less, to taste
No paste texture.
Peanut butter5 options
- Sunflower seed butter 1:1; page says use interchangeably
Stronger roasted taste.
- Pumpkin seed butter 1:1
- Tahini 1:1 in baking per page; bitterer
Bitter for some.
Still contains sesame.
- Soy nut butter or chickpea butter 1:1
Soy nut butter carries soy.
Still contains soy.
- Cashews (for whole peanuts) 1:1
Still a nut.
Still contains tree nuts.
Sesame oil2 options
- Neutral oil (sunflower or rapeseed) 1:1
Loses the toasted nutty flavour in dressings.
- Peanut oil (not for peanut allergy) 1:1
Still contains peanuts.
Tempeh2 options
- Mushrooms, chickpeas or other beans 1:1 by volume
Lacks tempeh's firm nutty bite.
- Chickpea tofu (soy-free) 1:1
Homemade; milder, not fermented.
Spring onions2 options
- Chives 1:1 by volume, add at end
Not cooked well.
- Leek, thin use 1/2 as much (stronger)





