You can make this stir fry a one pot dish as well, if you just toss the soy chunks together with the mushrooms. I can't however guarantee they will build up their nice crust the same way.
Boil the buckwheat. Soak the soy protein chunks 10 minutes in hot water, optionally with some vegetable stock.
Chop everything coppable into forkable bits
Cooking
Give some olive oil into a big pan and start frying the mushrooms and onions on medium heat.
Rinse and squeeze excess liquid from the soy protein chunks. Let them dry a bit and then add them into another pan with some sesame oil. Fry until golden, then deglaze with a dash of soy sauce.
When the mushrooms start picking up color, add the asparagus and bell pepper to the mix. Also, add oregano and thyme and allow them to develop their aromas.
Rinse the buckwheat properly before adding it to the pan. Mix well and let it rest for a minute to add some roast to the buckwheat.
Add cumin, sundried tomatoes and the juice of half a lime to the mix. Finally, transfer the soy chunks into the main pan and stir one last time.
Decoration
Spread some leafy greens (here spinach) across your bowl.
Add some of the stir fry on top. Decorate with scallions and some berries. Enjoy a lot!
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