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This will probably get swallowed by the other 190 comments but are there good sources for how to make meat substitutes? I love to cook, and I frequently grind m
by codyb 7y ago
This will probably get swallowed by the other 190 comments but are there good sources for how to make meat substitutes? I love to cook, and I frequently grind my own meat for burgers and sausages. I make my own jerkies too.
I try to buy grass fed and pasture raised but I’m definitely not perfect since the nearest decent butcher is about twenty minutes by train.
I guess the alternative would be an ask for great vegetarian cookbook recommendations.
- hankstenberg 7y agoCheck out https://deliciouslyella.com/ https://deliciouslyella.com/ for awesome vegan recipes. She also wrote at least one book.
- maddy237 7y agoI love this website and their books: https://www.bosh.tv/ https://www.bosh.tv/
- markstos 7y agoI like the New Fast Food cookbook by Jill Nussinow. It's not meat-substitutes, it's whole food, plant-based recipes for pressure cooking. https://www.amazon.com/New-Fast-Food-Pressure-MInutes/dp/0976708515 https://www.amazon.com/New-Fast-Food-Pressure-MInutes/dp/097... Jill McKeever has fun videos, including some plant-based meatloaf and others https://simpledailyrecipes.com/ https://simpledailyrecipes.com/
- nabnob 7y agoPersonally, I've found that the tastiest way to go vegetarian is by completely restructuring how I plan my meals. American food tends to revolve around meat, whereas food in other cultures treats meat as more of a side dish (if it is eaten at all). Indian/Bengali food, Middle Eastern food, (authentic) chinese food...pretty much anything besides American food is very easy to "veganize", since vegetables and legumes are centered more in the meal. I like this blog for ideas - https://www.vegrecipesofindia.com/south-indian-breakfast-recipes/ https://www.vegrecipesofindia.com/south-indian-breakfast-rec...