From MR's older collection
2c flour
5T baking powder
1/2t Salt
2T shortening, melted
1 beaten egg
1 1/4c milk
1/2c water
mix and sift dry ingredients. Add others, beat until smooth.
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From MR's older collection
2c flour
5T baking powder
1/2t Salt
2T shortening, melted
1 beaten egg
1 1/4c milk
1/2c water
mix and sift dry ingredients. Add others, beat until smooth.
2 c white flour
2 c gluten flour
4 T corn oil
4 T baking powder
4 cups oat milk. No vanilla for sure!
Roughly 2 1/2 c water
1/8 cup measuring cup to ladel into pan
Cook in corn oil
Top with:
AVeggies/tofu with onions, 2 cans coconut milk, 1t salt, curry powder and coriander. 1T brown sugar.
Arrowroot to thicken.
We started with this recipe.
https://cookingwithria.com/wprm_print/2261
The dough : we did as stated, fried in corn oil in 2 pans on gas stovetop.
We didn’t have culantro but used cilantro instead.
We used 4 cans of chickpeas, draining the aquafava into a pot to heat. We added the spices etc to this, plus some egg replacer as a thickener. Potato starch etc would have been fine. We added a can of the drained chickpeas and used the immersion blender at this point for more thickness. Finally, the last 3 cans were dumped in. This was all brought up to temperature together.
We had tamarind chutney and mint chutney from the Indian grocery store. This was a really really good thing! I would not recommend this dish without the tamarind chutney! We basically made the cucumber chutney and I also would never skip that! We used some standard Mexican hot sauce (Cholulua brand).
I used the cumin options which is obvious if you know me well, but I should say that!
This is just a sauce… yum yum yum!
https://hispanicfoodnetwork.com/wprm_print/19403
Lots of other great ideas at same site. I love the cilantro and vinegar, capers, bell peppers. Tasty! We had it on Barilla pasta.
This is still under construction… making this to attempt to recreate what I did last night…
Dry:
5c rolled oats
2c gluten flour
2T pink salt
1/2c chopped dry onion (Costco. Not onion powder)
1/2c yellow nutritional yeast
2T Italian spice mix
1/2t harrisa powdered spice
Wet:
7 1/2 c (+/-) boiling water
1/3c oil
8oz can of tomato sauce
Mix all dry items together
Mix oil and tomato sauce in.
Add water until it’s right.
Sit 10 or 15 minutes
Cooking Sheet: 2T oil each (3 sheets)
Patties: 1/3c each, shape/flatten. 11 or 12 to a sheet. Spray with oil on top. Makes about 3 dozen.
Oven: 350 F 12.5 min flip patties, swap shelves, 12.5 more min or until done
No name casserole!
Rice, veggie meat, broccoli,
With sauce of: tahini, lemon juice, olive oil, salt, pepper
Baked at 375, for 30 min.
Add crunchy items when serving.