What do you add to it? I found I dislike chickpea flour! That was how I started making seitans, and the only reason I kept up was my son really liked it. I found I love adding tofu to the wet mix, and when I made sausages with the chickpea flour again it was "eureka! that's what I don't like!"I really need to make some seitan. I do seem to like cooking more and more...I think it’s because I’m home a lot now, and not working. So I’m finding I have a “little” bit more ambition. I never really liked the seitan that I made so I need to keep trying until I get it just right. Maybe one of those no knead roasts would work for me.
Silk now has a whipping creme!I really need to make some seitan. I do seem to like cooking more and more...I think it’s because I’m home a lot now, and not working. So I’m finding I have a “little” bit more ambition. I never really liked the seitan that I made so I need to keep trying until I get it just right. Maybe one of those no knead roasts would work for me.
I know. I bought it. And hated it lol. It’s just not necessary. It’s basically whipping coconut cream. If I need whipped cream I’d rather buy the coco whip or Soyatoo.Silk now has a whipping creme!
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I do add tofu. I’m not sure what I don’t like about it. Sometimes it might be the particular broth I use. Mostly I think it’s the chewy bready texture. I can’t seem to get a nice dense loaf. I have tried Both simmering it on the stove and also wrapping it and baking. I’m going to try again.What do you add to it? I found I dislike chickpea flour! That was how I started making seitans, and the only reason I kept up was my son really liked it. I found I love adding tofu to the wet mix, and when I made sausages with the chickpea flour again it was "eureka! that's what I don't like!"
I just blend some tofu with enough water and seasoning and then mix in the vwg and let rest
Have you wrapped and steamed over water?I do add tofu. I’m not sure what I don’t like about it. Sometimes it might be the particular broth I use. Mostly I think it’s the chewy bready texture. I can’t seem to get a nice dense loaf. I have tried Both simmering it on the stove and also wrapping it and baking. I’m going to try again.
I don’t think so. It’s been awhile but not sure if I tried that.Have you wrapped and steamed over water?
This is the method I use for vegan sausages. The texture and flavor come out great. I have not tried to make just regular seitan this way, but I should give it a whirl. I'm thinking patties might work well this way.Have you wrapped and steamed over water?