And especially when you have a variety of fruits and grains.
My oat mix for this bowl:
½ cup of porridge oats (or sprouted ones from @govindanatur) 2 dates, chopped 1/8 cup of barberries ½ cup of hot water ¾ cup of plant mylk 2 tbsp of coconut yoghurt
Soak everything over 1+ hour and add you fav toppings as cacao nibs, banana, berries and hemp seeds the next morning. I use organic cacao nibs and hemp seeds from @govindanatur . With my discount code annelinawaller10 you get 10% off. Tip: if there is no time to eat at home, soak everything in an old jar and take it to work
Vegan lunch time has legit never looked this good. I’ve been nervous to try tempeh because I didn’t believe it could possibly be as good as everyone was making it out to be. Oh my lord was I wrong to give it a miss for so long. This was so so filling and so delicious. To be honest, that’s how I would describe most of my meals since going vegan. Anyway, this meal is crazy simple and I would defy even the most stubborn of meat eaters to not enjoy this.
Smoky tempeh Bagel
ingredients:
serves one
for the tempeh:
100g finely sliced tempeh
1tsp liquid smoke
1 tsp bbq sauce
1/3 tsp yellow american mustard
½ tsp paprika
½ tsp garlic powder
pinch salt and pepper
olive oil
everything else:
sesame seed bagel
humous
olive oil
curly kale
pinch of fresh parsley
1 clove garlic
½ cup chestnut mushrooms
pinch salt and pepper
1. Oil a griddle pan and put on a high heat for a couple of minutes. Whilst this is heating up add your tempeh ingredients to a bowl and massage the barbecue sauce in to the finely sliced tempeh. Add to your griddle pan and fry on either side for roughly 4-5 minutes.
2. Toast your bagel and put a small frying pan on a medium heat with a drizzle of olive oil. Once hot add your minced garlic and parsley, let this heat up until the garlic softens. Add your chopped mushrooms and kale. Fry for a couple of minutes and season to your taste.
3. Add humous to your bagel and assemble your sandwich.