Make your own Smoky Tempeh Bacon in just 20 minutes! With its crispy texture, it's perfect for adding a special touch to your favorite dishes. Try it on sandwiches, salads, or as a tasty snack!
It's a flavorful addition to any dish, providing a real kick to your cooking. Plus, its versatility makes it a go-to ingredient for busy weeknight dinners or leisurely weekend breakfasts.
Seriously, making this plant-based bacon is a game-changer. It's so easy, just mix, cook, and enjoy. Once you've tried it, you'll want to put it on everything. Trust me, it's a winner!
Looking for more protein options for breakfast? Try my Tofu Scramble, Vegan Bacon, and Vegan Breakfast Sausage recipes. They are just what you need to kickstart your day with flavor and energy.
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🌟 Why you'll love this recipe
- Crunchy Goodness: Get ready for a satisfying crunch with every bite! This plant-based bacon adds that perfect crispy texture to any meal.
- Healthy Choice: Say goodbye to greasy, unhealthy options! This alternative is packed with plant-based protein and is completely cholesterol-free.
- Flavor Booster: Elevate your dishes with this tasty addition. Whether it's in sandwiches, salads, or pasta, it's sure to bring extra flavor to the table.
- Quick and Easy Prep: Whip up a delicious meal in no time! My recipe is super simple and perfect for busy days when you need something tasty and quick.
- Kid-Approved: Even the pickiest eaters will love it! This vegan bacon is a tasty way to introduce healthy eating habits to children.
🧾 Ingredient notes
Oil: Any oil works fine. I used extra virgin olive oil for its rich flavor, but you can use vegetable oil, avocado oil, or coconut oil as well.
Soy sauce: You can use tamari for a gluten-free version or coconut aminos for a soy-free option.
Keep in mind that traditional tempeh contains soy, but you can also opt for alternative tempeh varieties such as chickpea tempeh.
Maple syrup: Consider using agave nectar, known for its similar sweetness, or date syrup, which adds a rich and caramel-like flavor, as alternatives to maple syrup.
Smoked paprika: While it's the best option for achieving a smoky flavor in your bacon, if unavailable, you can use sweet paprika instead.
Liquid smoke: It's a key ingredient for achieving a smoky flavor, but if unavailable, use powdered smoke flavoring, increase the amount of smoked paprika, or as a last resort, omit it.
Tempeh: Whether you make it yourself or purchase it from the store, both options work perfectly for this recipe.
Homemade Tempeh allows for full customization of flavors and texture, while store-bought tempeh offers convenience and consistency.
Whichever you choose, ensure it's fresh and firm for the best results in your bacon.
See the recipe card below for a full list of ingredients and measurements.
📋 Variations
- Spicy Tempeh Bacon: Incorporate chili powder, cayenne pepper, or red pepper flakes for a spicy twist.
- Maple Glazed Tempeh Bacon Delight: Drizzle extra maple syrup over your strips before cooking for a sweet and savory taste.
- Garlic and Herb Infused Tempeh Bacon: Add garlic powder, dried herbs, and a sprinkle of nutritional yeast for extra flavor.
- Barbecue Flavored Tempeh Bacon: Brush with barbecue sauce before cooking for a tangy, smoky flavor.
- Soy-Ginger Tempeh Bacon Fusion: Add grated ginger and rice vinegar to the marinade for an Asian-inspired twist.
🔪 Instructions
Step 1. Combine 1 tablespoon of oil, soy sauce, maple syrup, paprika, liquid smoke, and cumin in a shallow dish, ensuring they are well mixed. Set the mixture aside.
Step 2. Slice the tempeh into thin strips, about ¼ inch or 0.6 cm thick, making sure they stay together and don't fall apart.
Step 3. Add the tempeh to the mixture and gently toss until each strip is evenly coated. For the best flavor, allow the tempeh to marinate for at least 15-20 minutes.
Step 4. Heat 1 tablespoon of oil in a large pan over high heat. Add the marinated tempeh strips and cook for 3-4 minutes on each side until they turn golden brown and become crispy. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
💭 Expert tips
- Thin Slices: Slice the tempeh thinly for optimal crispiness and even cooking.
- Generous Marination: Allow the tempeh to marinate for at least 15-20 minutes to absorb maximum flavor.
- Brush with Marinade: Use a pastry brush to evenly coat the tempeh with marinade for enhanced flavor.
- Preheat the Pan: Ensure your pan is preheated before adding the tempeh bacon to achieve a crispy exterior.
- Watch Carefully: Keep a close eye on the tempeh while cooking to prevent over-browning or burning.
❓Recipe FAQs
It can typically last in the refrigerator for up to 4-5 days when stored properly in an airtight container or sealed plastic bag.
It's important to allow it to cool completely before storing it and to refrigerate it promptly after cooking to maintain its freshness.
Additionally, if you notice any signs of spoilage such as a strange odor or mold growth, it's best to discard it to avoid any food safety issues.
Yes, you can freeze it for longer-term storage. Allow it to cool completely after cooking, then transfer it to an airtight container or freezer-safe bag.
Make sure to remove as much air as possible from the container or bag to prevent freezer burn. It can typically be frozen for up to 2-3 months.
When you're ready to use the frozen bacon, thaw it in the refrigerator overnight before reheating it.
You can then reheat it in a skillet over medium heat until warmed through, or use it in your desired recipe.
Keep in mind that freezing and thawing may slightly change the texture of the bacon, but it should still be safe to eat and enjoyable.
Yes, you can make it soy-free! Instead of soy sauce, you can use coconut aminos as a soy sauce alternative.
Additionally, you can opt for tempeh made from other sources such as chickpeas, which is free from soy.
Yes, you can make it gluten-free! Just ensure that you use tamari instead of soy sauce, as tamari is a gluten-free alternative.
Additionally, double-check all other ingredients used in the recipe to ensure they are gluten-free as well.
You can use tempeh bacon in various ways! It can be enjoyed as a tasty topping for salads, sandwiches, burgers, or wraps.
You can also crumble it over Vegan Pizza, pasta, or baked potatoes for added flavor and texture.
Additionally, it can be served alongside breakfast favorites like Scrambled Tofu or Vegan Pancakes, or used as a filling for breakfast burritos or Vegan Quesadillas.
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๐ Recipe
Smoky Tempeh Bacon
Ingredients
- 2 tablespoons oil, divided, I used extra virgin olive oil
- 1 tablespoon soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon maple syrup
- 2 teaspoons liquid smoke
- ½ teaspoon smoked paprika
- ½ teaspoon ground cumin
- 1 8-ounce package tempeh
- Salt and ground black pepper, to taste
Instructions
- Combine 1 tablespoon of oil, soy sauce, maple syrup, paprika, liquid smoke, and cumin in a shallow dish, ensuring they are well mixed. Set the mixture aside.
- Slice the tempeh into thin strips, about ¼ inch or 0.6 cm thick, making sure they stay together and don't fall apart.
- Add the tempeh to the mixture and gently toss until each strip is evenly coated. For the best flavor, allow the tempeh to marinate for at least 15-20 minutes.
- Heat 1 tablespoon of oil in a large pan over high heat. Add the marinated tempeh strips and cook for 3-4 minutes on each side until they turn golden brown and become crispy. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
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Notes
- Thin Slices: Slice the tempeh thinly for optimal crispiness and even cooking.
- Generous Marination: Allow the tempeh to marinate for at least 15-20 minutes to absorb maximum flavor.
- Brush with Marinade: Use a pastry brush to evenly coat the tempeh with marinade for enhanced flavor.
- Preheat the Pan: Ensure your pan is preheated before adding the tempeh bacon to achieve a crispy exterior.
- Watch Carefully: Keep a close eye on the tempeh while cooking to prevent over-browning or burning.
Tracy says
Was looking for something fun to eat with my homemade vegan slaw and found this recipe. I have made many tempeh bacon recipes but not one with cumin, which was a nice addition. Very tasty, especially with a tangy slaw.
Iosune says
Hi Tracy! I' so glad you liked it ๐
Rachel Moore says
LOVE this recipe. I've made it multiple times. I would love to try it with smoked paprika as others have suggested when I run out of liquid smoke.
Iosune says
Hi Rachel! Thanks a lot ๐ So glad you enjoyed it!
Kathy says
Delicious and easy. Would make again.
Iosune says
Hi Kathy! Thanks a lot ๐
Donna says
I am wondering why you are saying that tempeh is not the healthiest thing in the world ? When I ate a macrobiotic diet years ago - tempeh was considered a very healthy staple to the diet. Thx
Iosune says
Hi Donna! No, tempeh is super healthy, what it's not that healthy is the tempeh bacon if you fry it ๐
Deborah Kenty Perry says
Why do you say this is not so healthy- tempeh is an excellent food source and this is delicious!
Iosune says
Hi Deborah! I wasn't talking about tempeh, I was talking about liquid smoke ๐
Matthew Harris says
use smoked paprika instead...that's what i use ...
Iosune says
Hi Matthew! Yes, it also works great ๐
PatB says
Can I freeze it after marinating then thaw and fry as needed? We have been making Fakin Bacon BLTs and I keep the LightLife product in the freezer. The Fakin Bacon is expensive so would like to make my own.
Iosune says
Hi Patb! I've never frozen it myself, so I'm not sure, but I think it could work...
AllieKat says
That's all good "name here". My comment is to "can't you be nice". Say it in a nice way....hey...we are all learning and you are not better than anyone else...negative thoughts cause ill....think about it....and be kind...............
Name Here says
Professionals are held to different standards than the public. If you're claiming to give out information that directly affects people's health and wellbeing, it better be accurate and not adverse to their health. Smoke point is a given when advising people on oil choice.
Cheetah says
Not sure what you mean by "professional". A food blogger is in no way a health professional on their own unless the author has other credentials making them so.
She isn't claiming that this is healthy. Pretty sure this recipe won't give anyone cancer, but feel free to just not make it if you feel it doesn't fit in with your lifestyle.
Iosune says
Hi Cheetah! Thank you so much for your comment ๐
Name Here says
Yeah I'm considering people's health and well being and NOT giving them cancerous foods. If you work in the industry and are advising people on this, it is imperative that you give them accurate and healthful advice.
Shaun says
"Name here" you are a miserable twunt, go and spread your misery elsewhere, Iosune, great recipe, better than any of the Fake-on I've eaten over the decades. Thanks
Kathy says
Delicious! I steamed first to lessen tempeh bitterness and fried. A real treat. Any hints as to how to slice it thinner?
Iosune says
Hi Kathy! Thanks a lot ๐ Use a mandoline, it's awesome.
Priscilla says
What thickness do you suggest with the mandolin?
Annie says
I use smoked paprika instead of liquid smoke in my recipes and it tastes even better.
Iosune says
Hi Annie! Yes, it also works great ๐
Deborah Vail says
The flavor was spot on , wish it was crispier, going to put in dehydrator to try and crisp up, looking forward to a blt sandwich, mmm
Iosune says
Hi Deborah! Have you fried it? Try to slice it even thinner ๐
Danielle says
Tasty, but next time I'll omit the cumin. It overpowered the other flavors and didn't taste authentic to me.
Iosune says
Hi Danielle! I think bacon is usually made with cumin, but it's up to you ๐
Emilie says
Wow, I just made this and it's so good. Love that marinade! Gonna go make a BLT now!
Iosune says
Hi Emilie! I'm so glad you liked it ๐ Hope you enjoy your BLT!
Alancia says
This recipe was a hit with the kiddos!! They barely noticed that it wasn't bacon and they asked for me to make this recipe again. We put the Tempeh on sandwiches.
Iosune says
Hi Alancia! So glad they enjoyed it ๐
Yvie says
Delicious! I made this tonight and loved it! Does it taste like animal bacon? No. Does it satisfy that craving without harming animals? YEP!
This was so quick and easy to make - itโs definitely a recipe thatโll be made over and over again! <3
Iosune says
Hi Yvie! Thanks a lot ๐ So glad you enjoyed it!
Rachel says
Just exactly what I was looking for, making a plant based Reuben casserole for dinner. This fakinโ bacon added the perfect umami. We donโt use oil and I didnโt miss it in this recipe at all. Thanks Iosune for sharing.
Iosune says
Hi Rachel! You're so welcome ๐ Sounds great!
Janet says
Thanks so much for this easy bacon sub recipe!
I have yet to make it, but when I do I will replace the hot sauce and smoke products with organic smoked paprika. I just have to pick up some organic tempeh.
Iosune says
Hi Janet! You're so welcome ๐ Hope you enjoy it!
Lorianne says
This tasted so good and was very easy to make.
Iosune says
Hi Lorianne! I'm so glad you liked it ๐ Have a nice day!
Kathy says
If I make this the night before, whatโs the best way to keep it crisp for the next morning?
Iosune says
Hi Kathy! It's best when fresh, but I keep it in a sealed container in the fridge and then reheat it in a pan with a little bit of oil. Hope it helps!
Ramona says
Thanks for the recipe. As I began my vegetarian lifestyle journey this assisted my bacon craving. I made some fried potatoes with yellow peppers, variety of spices and drizzled this marinate. Deliciousness to the max.
Iosune says
Hi Ramona! You're so welcome ๐ So glad you enjoyed it!
erinna says
made it ..its fab thanks
Iosune says
Hi Erinna! Thanks a lot ๐ So glad you liked it!
Kristin Quilici says
Nailed the flavors, ya'll!!! I fried it a tad of coconut oil, which enhanced the sweetness. Thanks so much for your secret! I have some extra from our 'blt's' tonight and will take a fancy picture tomorrow on my foodie IG @alkalinewellness. Cheers ๐
Iosune says
Hi Kristin! I'm so happy to hear that and so glad you liked it ๐
Julie says
I was sceptical, but this was delicious! Iโm able to buy pre-sliced tempeh at my local grocery store and I followed the recipe exactly. Filled a craving! Iโm the sole vegetarian in my house and sometimes the smell of bacon has me drooling. This might be even better! Thanks for sharing.
Iosune says
Hi Julie! Thanks a lot ๐ So glad you liked it so much!
Sheila Johnson says
Great recipe. The only change I made was instead of liquid smoke, I used a teaspoon of smoked paprika. Great flavor!
Iosune says
Hi Sheila! I prefer to use paprika on a daily basis ๐ So glad you liked it!
Will says
I use rice bran oil, as it has a very high smoking point, Canola is an oil that should never be used do some research on it and you will see how unhealthy it is
Iosune says
Hi Will! Thanks a lot for your comment ๐
Carolyn says
Extra Virgin Olive oil has a low smoking point which means it will burn. Use regular olive oil, canola oil, grapeseed oil etc. Extra virgin olive oil is for salads and noncooked foods. Please look this up; I did and learned a lot. It makes me question your recipe when you don't know this.
Iosune says
Hi Carolyn! That's not true, you can use extra virgin olive oil for cooking if you don't heat it at a really high temperature. We use it in Mediterrean countries and we're so healthy ๐
Karlyn says
Even tho this didn't taste like bacon, it was really good and have made it several times for a BLT sandwich. Thanks for the recipe.
Iosune says
Hi Karlyn! You're so welcome ๐
Nicole says
HI Iosune!
Thank you so much for posting this!! The bacon turned out great! I used Avocado oil since I am Keto Vegan and maple syrup. THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!!!!
Iosune says
Hi Nicole! You're so welcome ๐ So glad you liked it!
Chelsea says
I made this exactly as instructed except I baked instead and it wasnโt soooo good! I used maple syrup and smoked hot paprika but kept all the measurements the same. I put it on a vegan BLT sandwich! I will definitely make this again! Thanks for sharing!
Iosune says
Hi Chelsea! So glad you liked it ๐
Elena says
Delicious. Simple and to the point. I am definitely making again
Iosune says
Hi Elena! So glad you liked it ๐
Diana says
Awesome!
Iosune says
Thanks a lot Diana ๐
Anthea says
C'mon guys, lets have a little more positivity here! Any recipe is given as a guide, and most cooks will adjust amounts/ingredients to suit their own taste. It is down to personal choice. When someone is kind enough to share a brilliant idea, have the common decency to treat them with respect. If you have nothing nice to say, keep quiet!! Tempeh is difficult to get in my area of the UK so I have made the recipe with tofu and loved it. I am in the process of making my own tempeh and looking forward to trying out the recipe as it is written. At that point I will modify it to my own taste WITHOUT posting criticism or negativity. Thank you Iosune and please keep your recipes coming.
Iosune says
Hi Anthea! You're so welcome and thank you SO much for your nice words ๐
Mel says
This is BULLSHIT GOOD and so quick to make! I am obsessed, I've been treating myself to this every Sunday for the last month. Thank you for a great recipe, even my omni family loves it. I added some bbq to the marinade because I love it but the recipe is perfect as it is.
Iosune says
Hi Mel! So glad you liked it ๐ Have a nice day!
Rasa says
I went with the paprika, maple syrup, and half the liquid smoke and olive oil. It's awesome! Thanks! Finishing my last few bites with it wrapped in a tortilla with baby spinach.
Iosune says
Hi Rasa! You're so welcome ๐ Sounds great!
Dezzi says
Hi I found your recipe on Pinterest because I was looking for ideas for tempeh that I bought. Can I use raw honey as a sweetener instead of agave or maple syrup THANK YOU
Iosune says
Hi Dezzi! You can use any liquid sweetener you want ๐
Lindsey says
I know I'm a little late to the game here, but thanks for sharing this recipe! It was just what I was looking for. And for all the haters who just want to complain about the ingredients in another person's recipe: Go figure out how to make it yourself then! I can't believe all the negative criticism in these comments. Thanks, Iosune, for being generous enough with your time and knowledge to it share with us <3
Iosune says
Hi Lindsey! You're so welcome and thanks a lot for your kind words ๐ Have a nice day!
Molly says
This was super yummy! I used it with thinly sliced tofu instead of tempeh. Delicious ๐
Iosune says
Hi Molly! So glad you liked it ๐ I need to try this recipe with tofu!
Kay says
Tried it with the substitute of smoked paprika for the liquid smoke, as that is what I had. It was great. First time I had Tempe too!
Iosune says
Hi Kay! So glad you liked it ๐
Sarah says
I thought this was very tasty! I doubled the sauce recipe and spooned it over the tempeh as it cooked. Yum! Thanks for the great recipe!
Iosune says
Hi Sarah! Thanks a lot for your kind words ๐ Have a nice day!
Rebecca says
Just one note about oil--extra virgin olive oil and coconut oil are both refined oils and are not considered healthy in the whole food plant based diet environment. Both of these add a lot of calories to a recipe while adding no nutrients whatsoever. Coconut oil is also very high in saturated fat and increases cholesterol (you can check this out on nutritionfacts.org). If a recipe seems to need some kind of fat I look to nut butters and nut creams that are homemade. With regard to agave (or maple syrup), a healthy sub is date syrup.
Iosune says
Hi Rebecca! Thanks a lot for your comment ๐ We're following a low-fat, high-carb, vegan diet at the moment, so we avoid oil most of the time. Have a nice day!
Lauren says
Props to you for taking all of the criticism so constructively. I thought the recipe was delicious. I just made it for myself and for my two year old, but sautรฉed it in some Kerry gold butter. Personally, I feel that in this day and age, we can pick apart every ingredient until we are blue in the face. I think recipe modification tips are fine...but I wish people were a little less judgmental about it when suggesting them. Anywho, it was delicious. Thanks again!
Iosune says
Hi Lauren! Thanks a lot for your kind words ๐ So glad you liked the bacon!
Sarah says
No kidding! I hate when haters troll recipes they have no intention of making. GO AWAY! ๐
Iosune says
Hi Sarah! Hahaha me too ๐ Thanks for your comment and have a beautiful day!
Brad Cutter says
You keep mentioning "healthy" with the ingredients but one of your ingredients is agave syrup. Agave syrup is so bad for you and children it is amazing! It is more highly refine with chemicals than table sugar, which would be a far healthier choice than Agave syrup! Refined from the starch of the agave root with multiple chemicals it ends up being 99% fructose, high fructose corn sugar is 55% fructose. Please do your readers a favor and educate yourself to the facts. All you have to do is Google the stuff.
Iosune says
Hi Brad! I use non-refined agave syryp, but feel free to use any other sweetener you want instead.
Ant says
Well, I can't have sugar because most of it is filtered through animal char (crushed burnt bones) and it also gives me terrible gas. Agave is vegan friendly and no colon problems! It also doesn't make me dizzy the way sugar does....
Iosune says
Hi Ant! Most sugar is vegan now, so don't worry about it. We love cane or coconut sugar, but agave is a great choice ๐
Donna says
Brad Cutter: Please don't insult the author of this recipe with your diatribe. If you don't like an ingredient, feel free to substitute with something else. Your comment was not appreciated.
HULUPI B W B says
This looks like our tempe bacem.. the ingredients are similar too.. soy sauce, palm sugar vs agave.. we don't use smoke liquid & we add more spices. Well I will make tempe bacon with some modification to my taste and I will let you know.. I have lots of smoke liquid but only use it for my vegan bbq sauce. Let's try this then. Thanks
Iosune says
Hi Hulupi! Hopes you like it!
Billy says
This is so great! I was looking for a replacement that could quench my need for bacon in my diet and this might just be the one! How long does tempeh last in the fridge when you cook it like this? Thanks for your recipe!
Iosune says
Hi Billy! It lasts for up to 5 days ๐ Have a nice day!
Jrff says
great recipe but plz stop heating olive oil its meant for salads and sipping heating it causes oxidation
Iosune says
Thanks a lot for your comment!
Charlotte says
Hi there.
What kind of oil do you recommend instead?
Iosune says
Hi Charlotte! I've only made this recipe using extra virgin olive oil, so I can't recommend you other kind of oil. Feel free to use what your have on hand.
Penny says
Coconut oil does'nt oxidize when heated like olive oil, and it is good for you. Most of the other oils are processed or made with GMO corn or soy, so you need to stay away from them. Unrefined Coconut oil is best.
Iosune says
Hi Penny! Thank you so much for your comment ๐
dan says
avocado oil, sesame oil and grapeseed oil are good too.
Iosune says
Hi Dan! Thanks a lot for your comment ๐
Donna says
Jrff: This is Iosune's recipe, which does include the oil. It is up to you/us to make your/our own choices, not have her change her recipe for us.
Iosune says
Hi Donna! Thanks a lot for your comment ๐ Have a nice day!
Tilda says
This recipe was amazing!! I baked mine at 200 C for 15 minutes and just made the most amazing vegan BLT. Thankyou! โค๏ธ
Iosune says
Hi Tilda! Thanks a lot ๐ So glad you liked it!
Alexandra says
I stumbled on your blog trying to find a way to use some tempeh I purchased. It turned out great. If you ever get your hands on pure maple syrup maybe try replacing the agave with that. Bacon and maple syrup are a classic flavor combination here in The States. I used the agave, but think I may try that sometime.
Your blog is lovely and just what I needed to inspire me to continue my healthy journey!
I traveled to Spain many years ago and now I long to go back! My niece is studying there, I might have to visit!
Thank you for your wonderful recipes!
Iosune says
Hi Alexandra! Thanks a lot for your kind words ๐ I'll try it because I LOVE maple syrup, it's one of my favorite sweeteners. Hope you enjoy your travel ๐ Have a nice day!
Ben says
I also think coconut aminos are a great substitute for the soy sauce. You can cut back a bit on the sugar since the aminos are sweeter.
Iosune says
Hi Ben! I've never tried it because it's impossible to find it here in Spain, but sounds great ๐
Linda Weinberger says
Hi Emilia,
What are your measurements for your bacon.
Linda
Ralph Malph says
Carrot bacon is great too- has the sweetness of good maple smoked bacon
Iosune says
Hi Ralph! Thanks a lot for your comment ๐ I need to try it!
Emilia says
I marinate tempeh for 20 inues in Bragg's Liquid Aminos, sesame oil, rice vinegar and a little smoked paprika then bake at 350* for 0 minutes, flipping half way through. Tastes Great! no liquid smoke needed ๐
Emilia says
marinate 20 minutes; bake 30 minutes
Iosune says
Hi Emilia! Thanks a lot for the ideas ๐ Have a nice day!
Linda Weinberger says
what are your measurements for the ingredients and what temperature to you bake the tempeh at.
Linda
Iosune says
Hi Linda! You can find the measurements in the recipe box ๐ Iโd bake the tempeh bacon at 200ยบC or 390ยบF until they golden brown.
Nan says
I did the same and it was great. I prefer the braggs liquid amino and smoked paprika.
Iosune says
Hi Nan! Thanks a lot for your comment ๐ Have a nice day!
JoleyH says
If you were to bake these, what temp and for how long? Thanks so much.
Iosune says
Hi Joleyh! I'd bake them at 200ยบC or 390ยบF until they golden brown ๐