NO TALK RECIPE – VEGAN SHREDDED CHICKON RECIPE SEITAN PRESSURE COOKER | Connie's RAWsome kitchen


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  1. Annette Dennis
    Annette Dennis says:

    I made this yesterday and it was amazing. I steamed the seitan on my stovetop for 2.5 hrs. I didn't get nice long strands like you did but it was pretty close and the flavour was amazing. I also added poultry seasoning. I made BBQ chickon pizzas with it. Deliciosa!

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  2. Sarah Perez
    Sarah Perez says:

    This is so easy and so good! Even straight out of the steamer! I steamed mine in my rice cooker. It only goes up to 30 minutes, so I had to add more water and re-set the timer. Make sure you use a wire rack in the bottom if you do this. I also made mine into 4 pieces instead if 2. I didn't want to chance gooey veggie meat. I sautéed this in a little olive oil and garlic. Then I added some black pepper and threw it into vegan pesto pasta with sun dried tomatoes. I'm wondering if you could add poultry seasoning to the recipe? Thanks for great recipes.

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  3. Cajun Vegan
    Cajun Vegan says:

    Hello Connie….can I steam all of my meats instead of simmering? The chickn was nice without the extra water. Also… I've used the aquafaba …and ir was enough liquid ….so i didnt use water. My chickn was delicious but not stringy enough. Was it the lack of water or did I over blend it? I didn't notice if there were blending times.

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  4. Bob Johnson
    Bob Johnson says:

    Connie I am anxious to try out your chickon recipe. I would like to know if I can use a pressure canner with 5 lbs of pressure?How long to keep the seitan in and should I rotate it? If so, after how long? I have a wire rack to place the seitan on. Our American canner can bring pressure up to 5, 10, and 15 lbs. OR I can use the canner with no pressure and just produce steam. What are your suggestions please?

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  5. Angela Baker
    Angela Baker says:

    I've been looking for a chickon type dish from you since I began visiting your channel about a year ago! Thanks so much!!! Please share with me how I can successfully dehydrated a cooked recipe. I am just beginning to use a dehydrator, at the end of February, It appears I like to dehydrate 75% of what I cook as a sample for hiking purposes as a vegan! Would you provide feedback! Thanks so much….

    UPDATE: 2.5 hours later…my first crack at this looks like yours…LOL…now what? I have to practice on myself before the summer family members get here!!! I tried pulling it apart…its too hot! It taste good and I can taste that 1tsp of maple…it really went a long way…a mild hit of maple. What's funny is that I went back to check and the water was gone but the pot didn't burn…but the parchment/alumnim foil had a burn kind of mark…its negligible! I'll check it after the first hour next time…this recipe is a keeper…I just have to find a way to dehydrate it into a jerky or something similar to preserve it…not the freezer…oh, sweet and sour chickon???? Yum…wondering does that translate well in a dehydrator? Sorry for the long post!

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  6. J T
    J T says:

    Dear Ms. Connie,
    Not sure if you take requests, but I hope that you make a seitan troubleshooting video at some point. I have yet to find one. My seitan usually ends up like a glop of bread sponge of nastiness. I know that you have put in a TON of work to get your textures correct. Those of us just starting in seitan could definitely use a hand on getting our texture correct. Also, maybe on your patreon or here you could make a way for a fan to pay to have you make a specific recipe or video. I would definietly pay for a seitan 101 that covered getting correct textures for chicken, sausage, steak and maybe something seafood. Just an idea. Thanks again, JT

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  7. 22justus24U
    22justus24U says:

    So how long did you exactly pressure cook it? I have an instant pot pressure cooker. I want to try this but I don't want to do it until I know how long to actually pressure cook it

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  8. Kim Jarman
    Kim Jarman says:

    Thank you!! This is the first batch of seitan anything that I've tried that has turned out well. I simmered some of the shreds in a bbq sauce and they were awesome!! Thank you so much for sharing 😀

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  9. Besty Lefty
    Besty Lefty says:

    Looks perfect for a chicken noodle soup, or I wonder if you could shred them even finer with a food processer and use in a buffalo chicken dip! Also would be great in smaller bits for a more breast/thigh size and used as fried or bbq chicken!

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  10. MeSoVegan
    MeSoVegan says:

    Thank you connie. I've been trying to perfect this when I say the Gentle chef video. Your video is more my speed. I have a vegan meal prep company (mesovegan.life) and I really want to be confident in the chick'n that we serve. Question… is there a substitute for miso? We don't cook with soy. And what pressure cooker and setting do you use to cook the meat?

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