The Laziest, Quickest Vegan Meat Recipe


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  1. FutureLettuce
    FutureLettuce says:

    Hi! Thanks for making the recipe and such a great video. I’ve been watching you for years so this is so cool to see!!! I appreciate all you do and can’t wait to see more ❤️‍🔥🙏

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  2. Black Orchid
    Black Orchid says:

    Dude I got an idea. Put some of this chikun in the freeze drier. Turn it into powder the mix some gelatin and some vegan fats in it. Roll it into a thick square sheet and voila… You have chickun skin

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  3. OmniClimHazard
    OmniClimHazard says:

    I had my parents over for dinner last weekend. They are both meat eaters and dont like much of the vegan meats or cheeses Ive forced them to try in the past. I took a risk and last minute decided to make this real quick for them. I substituted the rice for rice noodles and some steamed veggies, also I bought a premade general tso sauce. But this seitan absolutely BLEW THEM AWAY. I made a double batch and not a single piece of these delicious nuggets was left. This recipe was amazing it went straight into my recipe book thank you soooo much.

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  4. Jack El Dogo
    Jack El Dogo says:

    I know MSG gets a bad rap many places, but I am just starting to work with homemade seitan and I found that using an adobo spice that contains MSG actually gives a nice chicken flavor to the "meat". I tried one without MSG and it wasn't quite the same.

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  5. Anonymous
    Anonymous says:

    I make this all the time now and the whole family loves it! Pro-tip: form the seitan ball into a long strand and then cut off pieces with a knife or cleaver. Much easier and quicker than tearing by hand!

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  6. Luis H Steuer
    Luis H Steuer says:

    Why did you add Wheat Flour along with the VWG? Isn’t this meant to be the easiest, quickest Seitan? Wouldn’t the easiest simply be VWG, water, knead then cook? You didn’t offer any explanation as to why you add flour.

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  7. Kris M
    Kris M says:

    This recipe definitely is a keeper. I altered the seasonings to use what I had on hand. I used Old Bay, a pinch of MSG, and traditional Caribbean green seasoning (Shadow benny, garlic, pimento pepper and scotch bonnet). For the sauce I used a mixture of sweet thai chilli sauce, vegetarian oyster sauce, soy sauce. This tasted really great

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