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One year anniversary of jLAmode!
Too good to be vegan! A local restaurant inspired me to make this flavourful stack. The patty is also gluten free.
First, set out the spices: garlic powder, dried chives, turmeric, salt, onion powder and smoked paprika.
Then mix with a puree of beans (nearly any kind will do). To help hold things together add tofu, oats and white rice flour.
Form the patty and give it a good fry:
Add some char for a deep flavour.
I baked fresh burger buns just for this:
Completed with lettuce, tomatoes, yellow bell pepper, avocado and grilled onions. Served with a salad made of: fresh-from-the-garden mixed greens, toasted pine nuts and pomegranate seeds.
This is a "souffle" not a genuine soufflé. It's also vegan.
Seasoned with cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg and salt. Garnished with brown sugar and pecans.
Personally, I think yams taste like puke so I try to make them edible. Perhaps I'll get ambitious and try my hand at a genuine soufflé made with sweet potatoes.
So good, with the fresh and acidic flavours of the fruit.
First, start with a sponge (a cake one). I make this one by following the following ratio - 1:1:1:1 Eggs, Fat, Sugar and Flour. That's the basis for the cake, but will require adding in the rest of the needed ingredients: flavouring (vanilla), salt, soda, powder, etc.
Bake in a fluted tart pan and cool on a wire rack.
Fill the top with either a custard, or whipped cream.
Arrange the fruit and brush with a pastry glaze (melted apple jelly or apricot jam).
Let the glaze cool for a few minutes to all ow it to set.
Slice and enjoy:
This recipe is a fat free dough; a spiced, sweet holiday treat.
Because there's no fat in the dough, it's best to bake them on sprayed parchment paper.
Traditional pfeffernüße are usually hard after they've cooled - then stored for a few weeks in loosely covered tins. During this time, the spices develop a full flavour and the flour absorbs moisture, making them edible.
I can't wait for weeks, so this recipe produces ready to eat cookies. Simply dust with powered sugar while still hot and cover them while they cool.