My Vegan Cookbook » Lentil Loaf. Mini Donut Test Kitchen. Remember when I made mini-donuts and promised you a recipe? And then never gave you one? Well, today I decided to keep my word. I got up, made some tea, and set to work. My house is covered in donuts! My first attempt wasn’t a complete failure, but I wasn’t happy with the result. I did get lucky on my second try. Much better, huh? Oh, and did I mention? Mini Baked DonutsMake 20 Donuts Dry Ingredients: 1 Cup All Purpose Flour 1/2 Cup Sugar 1 1/2 tsp Baking Powder 1/4 tsp Salt 1/4 tsp (scant) Nutmeg 1 tiny pinch or shake Cinnamon Wet Ingredients: 1/2 Cup Soymilk 1/2 tsp Apple Cider Vinegar 1/2 tsp Pure Vanilla Extract Egg Replacer for 1 Egg 4 Tbs Earth Balance Preheat oven to 350º F In a large bowl, combine dry ingredients with a whisk to mix thoroughly.
Add wet to dry and mix until just combined. Click for photo of the same. Using a tablespoon measure, scoop out dough into your ungreased nonstick mini-donut pan. As you can see, the dough sits just below the rim. Bake for 12 minutes. *Edit!! VEGAN substitutions and converting recipes to vegan. Virtually All meat is altered before it is eaten. The final product is "what it is" through texture, spices and usually a high contact of fat, which isn't good for you in any form. (see side note below) so using a "meat" replacement should not be that big of a deal. I of course haven't tried all the substitutes out there so there might be even better ones, since I found these.
The ones I list here are the ones that I use in my recipes, and have fooled many a meat eater with them! The easist way to substitute meat in a dish, is to use tofu! You can crumble it, in place of burger, or fry it or bake it.. Beef, chicken pork, etc.... each have many analogs out there. You will see TVP , which stands for texturized vegetable protein, which can be used in just about any recipe. I prefer a mild flavor alternative in most recipes, such as the There are many alternative Burger products on the market. The best burger substitute I found is called Soy 7, or aka "whole Earth" burger mix l. Cream Cheese. This Is Why You're Thin! Vegan Lunch Box. Mozilla Firefox Start Page. Recipes. Let’s plan a healthy diet.
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I had to make a dish to take to a potluck yesterday, and when I went to the pantry to assemble the ingredients for the pasta salad I’d planned to make, I found I was out of two essential ingredients. And I seemed to be missing an ingredient or two of every other “tried and true” recipe I could think of. I didn’t really want to experiment on a new recipe when I would be serving the results to other people, but then I figured, what the heck: I didn’t know most of the people who would be eating it anyway, and if it turned out terrible, I could put on a innocent expression and deny responsibility! Fortunately, I didn’t have to resort to such subterfuge.
The asparagus pesto I decided to make was a hit, and I didn’t have to sneak my serving bowl out under my shirt when the dinner was over. Ingredients Instructions Notes Never Miss a Recipe!