(ALL ORGANIC)
Large Mushrooms, Peppers, Vine Tomato, Mung bean sprouts
-- To bind/season
Olive oil
Shoyu
YOU COULD add
Garlic
Chili
Ground flax
Any old vegetable pulp
Spring onions/shallots
Plenty of room for adding!


Rubbed Olive oil into them, sea salt, covered them with a paper bag nice and tight.

Here they are nice and tender, "Meaty" texture, this is like the prime steak of mushrooms.. absolutely beautiful!

Diced up Tomato, Peppers, mung sprouts and the diced up Mushroom "meat"
Added here 1 spoon Shoyu, 1 spoon Olive oil -- if your using a grain meal you probably wont need anything to help bind it up. Ground flax would be easy or some carrot pulp would be drying.
I then squeezed the excess water out of the mixture, it was then very easy to mould into ball shapes.
You could roll them in almond meal for something a bit fancier!
You could easily serve with :
Raw burger bun /Collard wraps
Sunflower cheese
Some raw cream cheese
Spicy salsa
Raw Ketchup
Avocado chips/Jimica chips
In some light Miso
or with Squash pasta
Possibilities are endless!! I will be putting the rest in the fridge and serving up with salad tomorrow!
Voila!
2 comments:
Those are some tasty looking tomatoes!
Yum. I love all the step by step pictures!! I think I'll try these tomorrow :)
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