
I wasn't sure it was possible, but the book got pretty good reviews, and I was craving some "comfort food" so I bought it. It's called "Quick and Easy Vegan Comfort Food" by Alicia Simpson (2009). The title is a little misleading because the recipes that I've tried were not all that quick and easy in my opinion.I tried the oven fried "chik'n seitan" and let's just say Rob now refers to that recipe as "roof shingles." I don't know if I did something wrong or what. The original seitan recipe said to simmer it in a broth for 40-50 minutes and then the oven fried recipe says to use that recipe, coat with a spicy panko mixture, and bake for 40-45 minutes. That just seems like too much cooking for a meat (substitute) product, so I wasn't surprised that they were tough. Maybe I was supposed to leave out the simmer step if I was planning to bake them??
Anyway, the "mac and cheeze" recipe was really good! It doesn't use a cheese substitute, which I was happy about because I do NOT like the vegan "cheeses" that I have tried. So I scanned it in and posted it above (sorry, it's showing you the second page of the recipe first). I think that's legal since I cited my source....if you have trouble reading it here and need me to email it to you, let me know.
Hey Jennie! I made some seiten using a recipe from vegan with a vengence. It sounds like a similar recipe, but I ended up sauting it. Turns out pretty good. Can't wait to try your mac and cheese recipe!
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