[RECIPE] Stir Fried Tempe with Long Beans #MONOLOGUE

As a Foodie Local Guide, I definitely love to eat! :grin:

But not only eating, I also love exploring the recipe and cooking (note : if I have more time during my spare time :laughing:).

In this post, I would like to share a healthy and delicious dish that is so suitable for lunch and dinner. This is it… Stir Fried Tempe with Long Beans!

Ingredients :

  • 250 gram of tempe, cut into square
  • 200 gram long beans, chopped into short
  • 4 pcs of shredded shallots
  • 3 pcs of shredded garlic
  • 3 pcs of red chili, round cut
  • 1 tbsp oyster sauce
  • 1 tsp salt
  • 1 tsp sugar
  • 1/2 tsp pepper
  • 100 ml water

How to make it :

  • Deep fried the tempe until golden brown, then drain them.

  • Stir-fried the shallot and garlic. Then, add the oyster sauce, salt, sugar, and pepper. Stir thoroughly.

  • Add the long beans and water. Stir until boiling.

  • Add the tempe and red chilli. Stir thoroughly.

  • Stir Fried Tempe with Long Beans is ready! Serve it with warm rice :cooked_rice:

Now, I wonder how is the nutrition from this dish?
@doc_dells Would you mind to give us a brief explanation? :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

This post is the part of Challenge for The June Tempeh Marathon #MONOLOGUE initiated by @doc_dells and I.

Feel free to participate.

We are excited to read your tempe story :face_savoring_food:

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Hi @Velvel! Amazing post and a wonderful recipe .Stir Fried Tempe with long beans looks absolutely fantastic and delicious .

Thank you for the great inspiration for our June challenge!

I look forward to reading more of your recipes .:blush:

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Aww @Katarina_Cibikova , your kind words made my day :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

You know what, this is my very first recipe post on Connect hahaha.

Thank you for your support :folded_hands:t2:

So, have you found tempe in your city?
If so, you still have some time left to participate in this challenge :wink:

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Wow, the presentation looks so appetizing Miss @Velvel :clap:
It really makes me want to try it hehe. When it comes to the nutrition of each tempeh dish, I honestly don’t think too much about it :laughing:
I just love eating tempeh and enjoying every bite! :grin:

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Thank you so much, Mas @JeffryRisandy :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:
What you said is right.
But believe me, once you know more about the nutrition, you’ll definitely more excited when enjoying tempe :face_savoring_food:

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You’re welcome, Mbak @Velvel :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:
And thank you for sharing that insight! I think I’m still on the “eat first, count the nutrition later” team haha. But your #MONOLOGUE challenge has definitely made me pay more attention to the different kinds of tempeh I come across and even shared a story about it. :raising_hands:

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Hiiiii @Velvel Oh, you hit the bullseye with this one! Tumis tempe kacang panjang is hands down one of my absolute favorite dishes! :drooling_face: It is the definition of a “sat-set” (quick and easy) comfort food that never fails to satisfy, whether for a rushing breakfast, busy lunch, or a cozy dinner. :cooking::high_voltage:

Since you asked about the nutrition, I couldn’t be happier to review this plate! :stethoscope::green_heart: :nerd_face: This dish is a powerhouse of goodness:

  • Tempeh: Packed with high-quality plant-based protein and gut-friendly prebiotics/probiotics from the fermentation process.

  • Long Beans: High in dietary fiber, Vitamin A, and Vitamin C, which are excellent for digestion and boosting your immune system. :herb:

  • The Spices: Shallots, garlic, and chili aren’t just for flavor; they are loaded with natural antioxidants!

Your step-by-step photos look so neat and easy to follow. Pairing it with warm white rice is pure bliss! :cooked_rice: Thank you so much for collaborating on this amazing #MONOLOGUE challenge with me and sharing this wonderful, healthy recipe with the community. :partying_face::tada:

#Lets Guide!

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Wow what a perfect explanation about the nutritions in this dish, Mbak @doc_dells !
Since I really take attention to my protein consumption as a part of my fitness, your explanation makes me love tempeh even more :yellow_heart::yellow_heart:
Thank you so much.

And can’t wait to recook and enjoy this simple yet healthy dish again!