Whilst this sandwich may be a little higher in fat, it contains some really nutritious ingredients that make it a filling and delicious gut-loving lunch option. Tempeh is a fermented food made from soy beans, it's super high in protein and is a great source of gut-feeding pre-biotics. Kimchi is a spicy cabbage-based ferment from Korea - ideally you want a raw variety and be sure that it's vegan - it's actually super easy to make, but most health food shops will have raw & vegan probiotic-filled kimchi in the fridge. If you can find it, a wholegrain or rye-containing sourdough will also be a positive addition for your gut health and is super tasty too!
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Spicy Tempeh & Peanut Butter Sandwich | Serves: 3 | Time: 20 mins
You'll need
- Chopping board
- Knife
- Mixing bowl
- Griddle pan
- Spatula
- Toaster
Ingredients
- 2 tsp miso
- 1-2 tbsp Chinese chili oil
- 1 block tempeh
- 6 slices crusty bread (like sourdough)
- 2-3 tbsp vegan mayo
- 2-3 tbsp crunchy peanut butter
- 1/2 cup raw vegan kimchi, chopped
- Handful coriander leaves
Method
- Mix together the miso and chili oil in a bowl. Slice the tempeh into 1cm pieces and coat in the marinade.
- Then heat up the griddle pan on high and cook the tempeh for a few minutes on each side, until charred.
- Slice the bread and toast on both sides using a toaster or grill. Then spread peanut butter on one side and mayo on the other. Top with the grilled tempeh, kimchi and coriander leaves, then fold the top slice over. Slice the sandwich in half, serve up and enjoy!