LukaszHorodecki, to random Polish
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Simon Clark porównuje wpływ na środowisko mięsa oraz jego różnych substytutów: od tofu i tempeh przez quorn i beyond meat po mięso z laboratorium.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5GmDRW975g

nicolas_koenig, to vegan French

Est-ce que quelqu'un aurait une ou au moins végétarienne de simili-viande qui permette de remplacer le bœuf dans un bœuf bourguignon ?

Je réduis ma consommation de mais j'avoue que les plats en sauce "français traditionnels" me manquent parfois.

(Et mon passe bien grillé mais en sauce ça devient de l'éponge !)

vega, to random French
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aujourd'hui, c'est jour de fabrication de seitan.
Long, mais j'en fais beaucoup et je le congèle!
Recette épinglée sur mon profil.




(je voulais vous mettre des photos, mais ça ne marche pas aujourd'hui...Pourquoi?)

vega, to vegan French
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allez, je vous offre ma recette de seitan, très délicieuse, congelable, et bien moins chère que de l'acheter.



markwyner, to vegan
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Y’all. I made seitan from scratch. It’s a yummy vegan protein that’s absolutely scrumptious. 😋🤤

Seitan is made from wheat gluten. Basically the protein-rich portion of the wheat berry. The finished texture is meat roast like, from what I understand (I’m a lifelong vegetarian so I don’t know).

Anyway, it looks like brain but taste like bliss. And when you say “I love seitan” it freaks people out. 😂

More on seitan:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seitan?wprov=sfti1

#Vegan #Vegetarian #Seitan #Noms #PraiseHailSeitan

sarajw, to random
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First adventures in seitan making.

Letting it rest before tearing/cutting to pieces and steaming. Then will fry it up for lunch tomorrow.

I used mostly plain wheat gluten powder, added a little wholewheat flour, a bit of baking powder, and water with vegetable bouillon powder and soy sauce in it.

Interestingly I had little power to control how wet the dough was, it went SLURP and took up the liquid it needed to do the thing, and then that's it apparently, couldn't add more to loosen it up.

sarajw, (edited )
@sarajw@front-end.social avatar

Forgot to update! Cut the pieces much smaller, then steamed, then fried - much less wet - though a little chewy.

So interesting all the properties you can give to this stuff - just trying to find my preferred default!

Edit to add hashtags

sarajw,
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I've just twisted what's left of the dough from the other day up again, and now I'm going to steam it alone for like half an hour or so. Then we'll cut/tear and fry as needed.

Experimenting is fun :)

I shall have to document this all properly once I settle on a preferred method.

Disclaimer: me and my family are not vegan, just trying to lower the amount of meat we eat in general

Dough wrapped up in a foil packet inside a colander placed over a saucepan, ready to be steamed.

sarajw, to vegan
@sarajw@front-end.social avatar

Anyone got tips for making home made #seitan (fake meat from wheat gluten) super tasty?

I guess the water you mix with the wheat gluten powder can be flavoured - with vegetable stock or whatnot.

We're omnivores just trying to eat less meat rather than #vegan or #vegetarian (so far, anyway). I guess adding chicken stock back into seitan would be sort of missing the point...

nathanu, to vegan

It took me years to 'get good' at making seitan, but there really are only a few simple factors that make all the difference. I've been meaning to do this for ages, but I finally got around to writing an article on those factors that make truly excellent seitan! https://nathanupchurch.com/blog/the-secrets-of-scrumptious-seitan/

vega, to vegan French
@vega@veganism.social avatar

Ce soir, c'est pommes de terre, cèpes et pavé de seitan sautés avec tamari et piment.doux d'Espagne



peterbutler, to Recipes
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OK, Mastodon cooks and chefs: What’s your best homemade seitan recipe?

I have tried steaming and baking, and had mixed results with both.

I have fresh VWG. I’m looking for a beef-like protein for use with sauce in a stiry fry or grilled with dipping sauce, a la satay.

I’m looking for more beef than chicken. I think I’m gonna try this oven marinade:

https://tyberrymuch.com/how-to-make-the-best-vegan-beef/

I’d appreciate any tips/recipes/personal experience

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