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Ingredients
- Salad Base
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2
New Potatoes, scrubbed
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1/2 cup
Bean Sprouts
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1
Persian Cucumber, Sliced
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1 cup
Shredded Savoy Cabbage
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1 handful
Cherry Tomatos, sliced in half
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1 handful
Green Beans
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1 handful
Cilantro, chopped (stems reserved)
- Coco-Nut-Butter Sauce and Indonesain Tempeh
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6 tablespoons
Coconut Milk
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1/3 cup
Almond Butter
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1 tablespoon
Lime Juice
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2 1/2 teaspoons
Tamari
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1 1/2 teaspoons
Honey
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1 teaspoon
Grated Ginger
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1/2 pinch
Chili Flakes
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1 tablespoon
Chopped Cilantro Stems
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1
Small Garlic Clove
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2 tablespoons
Tamari
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1 tablespoon
Honey
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2
Cloves Garlic, grated
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1 teaspoon
Liquid Coconut Oil
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1 teaspoon
Apple Cider Vinegar
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1/2 teaspoon
Ground Cumin
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1/4 teaspoon
Ground Corriander
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8 oz
Tempeh, cubed
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1 teaspoon
Coconut Oil, for frying
Directions
- Salad Base
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Begin by bringing a pot of water to the boil. Add the potatoes and continue at a rolling boil until they are easily priced by a fork.
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Meanwhile, as the potatoes boil, heat a frying pan to medium and sauté the cabbage just until soft (you may need to add a splash of water). Set aside and continue to cook the tempeh in the same frying pan.
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Arrange the cabbage, bean sprouts, cucumber, tomatoes, and tempeh in a bowl. Once the potatoes are cooked, chop and add them as well.
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Finally, add the green beans to the potato water and blanch for a mere minute. Add them to the salad.
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Serve with the Coco-nut-butter Sauce, cilantro, and lime.
- Coco-Nut-Butter Sauce and Indonesain Tempeh
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To make the sauce, combine the first nine ingredients in a blender and blitz until they come together. Taste and adjust seasoning.
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For the tempeh, combine the 2 Tbsp. tamari, 1 Tbsp.honey, garlic, 1 tsp oil, vinegar, and spices in a dish. Add the cubes tempeh and let sit to marinade for 30 minutes, tossing occasionally.
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Set a frying pan to medium heat and once hot, add the other tsp. oil and tempeh. Toss for about 5 minutes or until crispy and brown.
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Gently heat the sauce over medium heat just before serving.
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