Post History
I cooked with tempeh for the first time recently. The tempeh came in an 8oz "brick", about half to three-quarters of an inch thick. The recipe I was following suggested boiling it for 10 minutes ...
#1: Initial revision
I cooked with tempeh for the first time recently. The tempeh came in an 8oz "brick", about half to three-quarters of an inch thick. The recipe I was following suggested boiling it for 10 minutes before cutting and marinating, to reduce the bitterness, which I did. After that prep I cut it into slices, marinated it in a peanut sauce (per the recipe) for about 4 hours, and then baked it. The tempeh did not taste bitter but it was *chewier* than I expected. What can I do to make it less chewy? I can imagine a few options: - boil it longer - cut it into thinner pieces - marinate it longer - marinate it in something different - cook it differently (temperature? duration?) Or is this just how tempeh is and I'll get used to it?