Cut tempeh into strips the size of two adult fingers and cook until softened. Flavor with butter or oil and serve with vitamin C-rich foods for iron absorption.
Soft strips the size of two adult fingers pressed together.
When pincer grasp emerges, serve bite-sized pieces or crumbles of cooked tempeh. Use tempeh in place of ground meat or braise it in flavorful liquids.
Bite-sized pieces or crumbles of cooked tempeh.
Explore curries, stir-fries, salads, and stews with tempeh. Offer bite-sized pieces for utensil practice; ease into spicy flavors gradually.
Bite-sized pieces or crumbles in mixed dishes.
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