Tempeh
Tempeh is one of Indonesia’s greatest culinary gifts to the world—and yet, it remains one of the most under-appreciated superfoods in the West. Tempeh has been a staple source of protein in Indonesian households since 1200 AD. Unlike tofu, which is made from soy milk, tempeh is created by fermenting whole cooked soybeans using a starter culture containing Rhizopus oligosporus, a type of mold.