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Thank you, I’m very happy with them

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You made vegan chicken???

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Okay, call me out. I made vegan orange chicken from gardien and threw some rice on it. I suppose I could have made some seitan to be more authentic.

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recipe please?

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Sure!

This dish
  • put 1/2 white rice in rice cooker
  • Buy mandarin orange crispy chick’n by gardein wherever such things are sold
  • fry in orange chick’n in pan with generous amounts of olive oil (look up pan frying tuts on youtube if you don’t have much experience with this)
  • put the chick’n, the sauce, and the rice in a bowl
  • done

Or did you mean the seitan? Keep in mind, I’m a very vibes based cook.

Here is that recipe
  • Add 1 cup vital wheat gluten, 1/4 cup flour, and 1 cup water to a bowl. Throw in a teaspoon of nutritional yeast and some smoke flavouring if you feel like it. Mix.
  • once it’s all mixed together you should have a nice dough that sticks to itself. If theres still powder, add some water. If it’s too sticky, add some more flour.
  • lay some flour on a table and begin massaging that dough. kneed it and PULL IT APART. Do that over and over to align the chains of proteins to get a nice texture. Do this for at least 5 minutes.
  • cover the dough and let rest for a little while. Again, at least 5 minutes. there was no baking yeast or other leavening, so we aren’t looking for a particular size difference.
  • chop it up into 1/4ths and put it in a pot. Fill it with vegetable stock (or better than bouillon and water) until the seitan is covered.
  • Here is where you’re going to add flavors. I would suggest any or all of: More bouillon, Liquid Aminos, garlic, onion (never onion powder), lemon pepper, MSG, chives, chili pepper, paprika, cumin, anything you feel like. You are going for a flavor that is savoury and a bit salty. Add more water if it gets too salty.
  • mix in the pot, then heat to a boil. Lower heat to a simmer.
  • Let it simmer for 1 hour.
  • The seitan is going to going to absorb the broth, so after about 45 minutes, give the chunks a flip
  • After an hour, remove from heat and let it rest.
  • You can then slice it immediately and fry it, or store it in the broth.
  • done

enjoy

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I recognized what it was immediately. It’s a joke they put a zipper on that bag because there’s no chance I’m not eating the entire package.

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vegan orange chicken

is this a bit or am i missing something here

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Orange chicken is an American Chinese dish that has orange flavoring

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Barefoot on an Amazon box

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Toes

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Toes, not sharks, so leave them alone

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Kenji-style photography

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very nice! watching cooking youtube has taught me that chopsticks are probably the most useful cooking tool imaginable

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