This is a deliciously simple curry! Tempeh is a fermented soybean block. We know it's not a very appealing description, but when prepared right, it tastes like sausage or chorizo; meaty and substantial! It is not as readily available as tofu but can be found in most good health stores.
Takes 25 minutesminutes
Serves 5
Ingredients
20gfresh gingersmall thumb size
.5red chilli
300gtempehif not available substitute with firm tofu/oyster mushrooms
6 scallions/spring onionuse the green part only
2red peppers250g
1courgette300g
220mlof full fat coconut milk
400mlwater
4tbsptamarior soy sauce
2limesjuice of both limes
2tbspmaple syrup
2tbspcurry powder
1tspsalt
½a head of pak choi
15gfresh coriandersmall bunch
200gbean sprouts1 packet
Serving Suggestion
brown rice, noodles or quinoa
Instructions
Finely chop the block of tempeh into small cubes.
Finely chop the ginger, the scallion green tops and the chilli (removing the seeds if you don’t like it hot).
Put a non stick wide bottom pan on a high heat and add 1 tablespoon of oil. Once the pan is hot add the prepped tempeh, ginger, chilli and scallion greens. Cook for 3 minutes stirring occasionally.
While these are cooking finely chop the courgette and the red peppers.
Add the courgette and red peppers and the salt and cook for a further minute or two.
Add the sauce ingredients - the coconut milk, tamari/soy sauce, maple syrup, juice of the limes, curry powder and the water and bring to the boil.
While this is coming up to temperature, finely chop the coriander and the 1/2 head of pak choi and add. Once boiling you can remove from the heat or reduce to a gentle simmer and cook for further 10 minutes to concentrate the flavour.