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Chipotle Garlic Tempeh Tacos
Catherine Perez, MS, RD
Connecticut
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Instagram: @plantbasedrd
INGREDIENTS
1⁄2 yellow onion, diced 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 block tempeh 1 cup mushroom or vegetable broth 2 tsp cumin
1 tsp oregano 1 tsp smoked paprika 1 tsp chipotle powder 1 tbsp soy sauce Salt, to taste 6 taco shells Extra vegetables of your choosing to fill tacos
METHOD
Add diced onion to a pan and begin to cook. Add in minced garlic and allow to cook until onions are softened, using a splash of broth to prevent sticking. Crumble in tempeh and mix to combine. Add in the cup of broth, all the remaining seasonings and some soy sauce.
Allow broth to come to a simmer and stir to prevent sticking.
Once most of the liquid is cooked off, add salt to taste, stir and set aside.
Prepare tacos by stuffing with tempeh and additional vegetables as desired.
I love the tip about using a splash of broth to keep the onion and garlic from sticking—crumbled tempeh with smoked paprika and chipotle sounds like such an easy, flavorful taco filling. I’m saving this for a busy weeknight with extra veggies on the side. By the way, I keep a supplier of construction wire, tie wire, rebar supports, anchor bolts and temporary fencing for importers and distributors I like to share: https://www.leeter.cn/products/rebar-supports-chairs/rod-chair/
These Chipotle Garlic Tempeh Tacos sound delicious, especially for anyone looking to try a plant-based meal with plenty of flavour. I enjoy discovering simple recipes that make everyday cooking more interesting after a busy day. I am a PhD student and work part-time at Affordable Assignments. During my college days, I struggled academically, which inspired me to help others. Those experiences taught me that patience and preparation matter, whether learning a new recipe or facing exams without taking shortcuts like take my online exam. Well expressed! I appreciate the sincerity and thought behind every word.☺️
I appreciate that the recipe simmers the crumbled tempeh in broth with the spices rather than just pan-frying it, since that seems to let the chipotle and smoked paprika really soak in. Do you find the tempeh holds its texture well after most of the liquid cooks off, or does it get soft? I usually press and cube mine, so crumbling is a new approach I'd like to try.
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Perfect balance of smoky and savory. Pairing them with a chilled dendrobium nobile tea would make the ultimate fresh weekend meal!