It’s not very often that I find myself making brunch anymore. It’s a little sad, but I’m usually heading here or there and grabbing coffee on the way, or meeting friends for brunch at Tube or Hungry Tiger Too, knowing my routine. This weekend, however, was practically a countdown to when I could break out the butternut hollandaise again. I had made it earlier in the week to pair with pecan breaded tofu, and yesterday became the official day to re-acquaint myself with a vegan Benedict. It was everything I was aiming for, which incorporated Diner Tempeh Patties from American Vegan Kitchen into the rest of the elements of a Tofu Benedict ala Vegan Brunch.
As for the Butternut Hollandaise, 1/2 cup of roasted butternut squash and 1/2 head of roasted garlic were added into the saucepan before it was pureed and warmed once more. The complete Benedict plate has a toasted multi-grain English muffin, diner-style homefries, sliced tomato sprinkled with Alder smoked salt, a baked tempeh patty, hollandaise, and a side of straight up roasted broccoli.
Late in the season tomatoes and peppers from the Saturday farmers market:
I’ll miss them so. Onto a winter of roasted red peppers, which brings us back to the Saturday farmers market in Portland on a very nice day come fall & winter…



Ooh, that looks really good. I’ve been thinking about butternut squash mac & cheese all day but this sounds like a good way to wake up. How thick is the sauce?
that sounds fantastic, too! this sauce was not very thick, being a hollandaise, but it easily could be.
I’m liking the tempeh instead of tofu. That’s awesome and it looks so satisfying to my mouth right now.
That’s beautiful, Jess! And I bet delicious too.
omg, I NEED that.
When I saw the pic I thought oooh what restaurant is that from!
shut up!!, you are funny, ashley! <3
Omigoodness! This sounds absolutely amazing!
I made this recipe from Vegan Brunch and liked the sauce very much..u did a beautiful update or spin on the dish and I am pro tempeh!
it is so under rated
Oh man, Jess, I so want to eat that right now.