Hello lovelies, when it needs to be quick yet still fresh and crunchy, I make these vegan lettuce wraps with tempeh, kohlrabi and hoisin. Instead of a wrap, crisp romaine does the job, and the warm, savoury filling disappears into the leaves all on its own. At our place they land on the table most on warm evenings, when no one feels like standing in the kitchen for long.

The filling is basically a quick stir-fry: tempeh, kohlrabi and mushrooms are diced the same size and sautéed with spring onions and garlic in sesame oil. Then in goes the hoisin sauce, which makes everything glossy and savoury-sweet.

I especially love the kohlrabi here – it stays lightly crunchy and brings a fresh note that pairs beautifully with the earthy mushrooms. Fresh ginger, a squeeze of lime and rice vinegar in the sauce give that typical Asian flavour.

At the end the leaves get filled, scattered with sprouts and sesame and rolled up. The best part: everyone builds their own wraps – which always makes for a good mood at the table.



If you love fresh, Asian-inspired bites, take a look at my summer rolls with peanut dip, the grilled tofu mushroom skewers with salad and the quick veggie stir-fry noodles.






