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Crispy tempeh – Kering tempe

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Ingredients

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400 g tempe
100 g roasted peanut optional
50 g shallot
10 g garlic
5 chilis optional
2 bay leaf
1 cm galangal
50 ml water
40 g palm sugar
4 g tamarind
3 lime leaf
1 tsp salt
1,5 cups vegetable oil

Crispy tempeh – Kering tempe

Features:
  • vegan
Cuisine:

Tempeh is a traditional soy product originating from Indonesian and especially popular in Java island. It has higher content of protein and fiber. It is made from a natural fermentation soybeans, so it suitable for vegetarian.

  • 30 mins
  • Serves 4
  • Easy

Ingredients

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Crispy tempeh – kering tempe

is a traditional snack or usually people eat them together with Yellow rice. This recipe is very simple and easy to make. You just deep fried tempeh, then mixed with spices and palm sugar. Kering tempe should be stored in a cool, dry place and can hold up to a month. I enjoy this food as a snack, because so crispy and sweet sticky from the palm sugar covered the tempeh, just makes me cannot stop to eat it.

 

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Steps

1
Done

Slice thinly the shallots, garlic, chilis, lime leaf and set aside.
Cut the tempe into matchsticks
Heat vegetables oil in a wok or large skillet over high heat.
Fry tempe until until golden brown and crispy, then set aside.

2
Done

Saute the shallot, garlic, chilis, bay leaves and galangal for 4 minutes with 2 Tbsp vegetable oil.
Add water, palm sugar, tamarind, salt. Stir and cook until the palm sugar caramelized.

3
Done

Remove the galangal and bay leaves from the wok.
Add the fried tempe and peanut. Mix until all the peanut and tempe covered with the sauce.
Let it cool before serving.

Stephanie

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Hi steph ,can you let me know the amount of temper per day for a person is required and calory content.

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