Country Fried Tempeh Steak with Gravy

I definitely think this dinner was one for the record books.  William had been saying he wanted something filling and hearty for dinner so I decided to try doing a couple recipes from happyherbivore.com, as well as a couple of my own.  This time I cut the tempeh into just 2 pieces, which was delicious, but next time will do 4 to get extra breading on each one

Country Fried Tempeh Steak with Gravy, Mashed Cauliflower, and 
Garlic Asparagus
(Serves 2 or 4)

County Fried Tempeh Steak
1 Package Tempeh (8oz)
2 Cups Water
1 Cube Bullion (I like "not-beef bullion" by Edward and Sons)
1 Cup Unbleached Flour
Various Seasonings for flour (Sea Salt, Black Pepper, Tony Chachere's, Onion Powder, Garlic Powder)
2 Cups SoyMilk
Oil for frying

*Cut Tempeh into 2 or 4 steaks. 
*Soak Tempeh in Bullion dissolved in water for at least and hour and up to overnight
*Season Flour in a bowl with your choice of seasonings.  
*Pat steaks dry. Dip in flour, then in soymilk, then back to flour again. 
*Fry in a pan until golden brown on each side 

Asparagus with Butter and Garlic
1 Bunch Asparagus
Water
1 Tbsp Earth Balance Butter
2 tsp. Chopped Garlic

*Put enough water in a pan to cover asparagus
*Bring water to a boil
*Add Asparagus to water and cook 2-3 minutes
*Drain Asparagus
*Put back in empty pan and add butter and garlic
*Cover with lid and toss to coat
*Serve Immediately

I used this great recipe from happyherbivore.com

This one also comes from happyherbivore.com
I had never tried this before and I absolutely love it now!!


2 Response to "Country Fried Tempeh Steak with Gravy"

  1. The Cooking Lady Says:

    I can offically say that I love you. I openly admit to misisng some of the meats I ate as a young adult. And some of my transitioning recipes are great...some are not.

    This one is going to be on my to do list. Yippee!

  2. Missy Coppage Says:

    Thank you. I was really proud of this one. My husband absolutely loved it. I can't wait to make it for some of my friends. Let me know what you think after you try it.

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