Sweet N Sour Seitan
This was another idea I got from the Brand Name Chinese Cookbook although I didn't follow the directions in the least.
The seitan hit the wok with sliced carrots, green bell, celery, leek, and a can of pineapple chunks. The sauce was a combination of the juice from the pineapple, shoyu, hoisen sauce, and white wine vinegar. I didn't measure any of them, so frankly I couldn't tell you what the amounts are. After adding all the ingredients to the wok, I simply allowed things to simmer for about 15 minutes, giving it a toss with the tongs every five or so....
mmmm...more chinese food...I'm definitely seeing a trend in my tastes lately.
Selah.
The seitan hit the wok with sliced carrots, green bell, celery, leek, and a can of pineapple chunks. The sauce was a combination of the juice from the pineapple, shoyu, hoisen sauce, and white wine vinegar. I didn't measure any of them, so frankly I couldn't tell you what the amounts are. After adding all the ingredients to the wok, I simply allowed things to simmer for about 15 minutes, giving it a toss with the tongs every five or so....
mmmm...more chinese food...I'm definitely seeing a trend in my tastes lately.
Selah.
posted by be'ershevaboheme6 at
1:46 PM
1 Comments:
Mmmm yum! I miss sweet and sour. I'm loving all your seitan posts lately :)
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December 15, 2008 at 1:39 AM
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