Vegan InstantPot BBQ Ribs (Vegan, Oil Free)


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So as summer presses on I have really been craving a lot of good summer BBQ foods. And chief among them was ribs, so I decided I would try my hand at making a simple & delicious version of vegan BBQ ribs. I really wanted to make sure that it was a recipe that anyone could do in their home kitchen in around an hour.

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Here’s the Ingredients!

-2 cups of vital wheat gluten (https://amzn.to/2nS5vTX)
-6 oz of tomato paste
-1 tsp garlic powder
-1 tsp onion powder
-1 tsp ground black pepper
-1 tsp liquid smoke
-1 tsp soy sauce
-1 tbs smoked paprika
-1 cup of water (to mix in with dry ingredients)
-2 cup of water (to cover dough in the instantpot)
-InstantPot (https://amzn.to/2nF8EGs)
-KitchenAid Stand Mixer (https://amzn.to/2MOYZYZ)

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31 replies
  1. Marilyn B.
    Marilyn B. says:

    Hi Gabriel. This looks awesome. I have been watching several videos on making seitan and came across yours. I want to make this for sure. PS, I want a kitchen aid mixer just like yours. I love that color!!!!

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  2. Mary Hazell
    Mary Hazell says:

    Omg I am glad I found your videos it’s a keeper. I have been ribs and bbq sauce. Lately, I been craving meat, but I know it’s probably normal to crave. I have been on and off wfpb since July. I enjoy eating this way, it’s crazy how I crave meat, but when I do have I feel blaoh. Geuss my my body is saying no way. Thanks for videos

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  3. John Stump
    John Stump says:

    Ok I have to say your recipe was great. I used parchment paper on a cookie sheet to broil my bbq non meat ribs. I put them in for 10 minutes and then did the other side for the same. They turned out really good. I let my neighbor try some and he liked it very much. I still don’t know why my instant pot showed the BURN notice. I’ll definitely use this recipe again, but will not use the instant pot.

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  4. John Stump
    John Stump says:

    Well so far not good. I followed your recipe and then I got a burn sign on the instapot. So I took it out and am simmering it in my regular cooking pan. I’m assuming you had it on pressure cook for 30 minutes. Any pointers I’d appreciate.

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  5. John Stump
    John Stump says:

    Thanks I’m going to try it tomorrow. It seems like when I cook seitan it seems really chewy. Also I thought I saw a video on nutrition facts dr greger saying that bbq could be harmful? I’ll let you know how I do. I don’t have a bbq but will just bake it in the oven.

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  6. Мария Головлева
    Мария Головлева says:

    My favorite new kitchen appliance.>>>ur2.pl/1046 Between this and my air fryer you practically can cook everything. I love that you can sear meat and then pressure cook it rather that dirty another pan searing and adding to a crock pot. I have already given out many as gifts. It’s the perfect wedding, new baby, and off to college gift!

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  7. James Hicks
    James Hicks says:

    So this was easy and good enough – but I don't get the point. Is it just a meat replacement? A texture thing? Seitan by itself has almost no nutritional value. I added some nutritional yeast to mine, but probably not enough to contribute something useful. I see some recipes using chickpea flour as well – does anyone make a seitan that has nutritional value and protein? Thanks!

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  8. Heather Quebodeaux
    Heather Quebodeaux says:

    My instant pot recently stopped working. The seal won't fully close. Could I still make the ribs in a thin circle shape and then put it in glass cookware with water in the bottom of it and cook in the oven?

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  9. judamull
    judamull says:

    Made these tonight….followed the recipe to the letter. Grilled them on a George Foreman grill at 425 degrees for about 15 minutes. They were very good. The texture was amazing. Hubby and I just kept commenting that they were spot on. Loved having the dough hook do the work. Thank you!

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  10. Amanda
    Amanda says:

    We tried this tonight! It was good but we think it needs more seasoning. I would probably double all the spices, liquid smoke, and soy sauce next time I make it. We also baked it in the oven in lieu of grilling, at 425 for 20ish minutes, wrapped in tin foil

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