My family loved this meal. It has a great variety of textures and flavours. You could serve this with barbecued meat instead of the tempeh and roast any vegetable/s you have on hand. The tahini sauce also goes really well with sweet potato or pumpkin. I have made this recipe with the intention of leftovers of the quinoa pilaf for lunch the next day or a side for our dinner the following night.
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