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Tempeh Dan Dan Style Noodles

Crispy, spicy and nutty, this is a perfect quick weeknight dinner. This recipe has everything going for it - it’s super quick and easy to make, it’s incredibly tasty and it’s packed with plant protein (27g!) 💪 And it gives the tofu version a run for its money! Because the grated and baked tempeh just hits different - it’s nutty, umami and super satisfying (it also bakes way quicker than tofu does). but if you struggle to turn your back on tofu, there is already a tofu version inside Tofu Club!

Prep

5m

Cook

20m

Total

25m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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For

2

M

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125

g

Wholewheat noodles (2 nests)

Sauce

2

tbsp

Tahini

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Per Serving

Calories

662kcal

Fat

26g

Saturates

4g

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- Grating the tempeh is easy and a uniform approach, but you can also crumble it by hand if you prefer a chunkier texture. - Firm tofu works too - just crumble it, toss in the same marinade, and bake until crisp. Or check out the tofu version in the app! - The spice level depends on how much chilli crisp (or chilli oil) you use - add more or less depending on how fiery you like it. - Use the noodle cooking water a little at a time until the sauce coats the noodles but isn’t watery. - Stir fry pak choi, spinach or edamame with sesame oil and garlic and serve on the side - Best eaten fresh, but leftovers can be reheated with a splash of hot water to loosen the sauce.

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Tempeh Dan Dan Style Noodles

Crispy, spicy and nutty, this is a perfect quick weeknight dinner. This recipe has everything going for it - it’s super quick and easy to make, it’s incredibly tasty and it’s packed with plant protein (27g!) 💪 And it gives the tofu version a run for its money! Because the grated and baked tempeh just hits different - it’s nutty, umami and super satisfying (it also bakes way quicker than tofu does). but if you struggle to turn your back on tofu, there is already a tofu version inside Tofu Club!

Prep

5m

Cook

20m

Total

25m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Preheat your oven to 190°c.

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For

2

M

I

125

g

Wholewheat noodles (2 nests)

Sauce

2

tbsp

Tahini

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Per Serving

Calories

662kcal

Fat

26g

Saturates

4g

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Notes

- Grating the tempeh is easy and a uniform approach, but you can also crumble it by hand if you prefer a chunkier texture. - Firm tofu works too - just crumble it, toss in the same marinade, and bake until crisp. Or check out the tofu version in the app! - The spice level depends on how much chilli crisp (or chilli oil) you use - add more or less depending on how fiery you like it. - Use the noodle cooking water a little at a time until the sauce coats the noodles but isn’t watery. - Stir fry pak choi, spinach or edamame with sesame oil and garlic and serve on the side - Best eaten fresh, but leftovers can be reheated with a splash of hot water to loosen the sauce.

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