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Mon, April 21, 2008 08:16:56 PMFrom:
Jolinda Hackett - About.com Vegetarian Food Guide
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About Vegetarian Food: DIY Seitan
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from Jolinda Hackett Seitan, also called wheat gluten or wheat-meat, is a versatile, high-protein meat substitute that works well in stir-fries, soups and casseroles. It has a chewy texture, similar to meat, and just like tofu, absorbs flavors well and is best cooked with a mixture of spices or sauces. This week, learn how to make your own seitan and what to do with it once you've made it! If you're thinking to yourself right now, "What on earth is seitan?" then you'll want to start here. |
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