[Vegan Boned Stuffed Duck Baked in a Pastry Crust]
...for our Christmas Eve dinner...we had the spectacular Canard en Croute...which is technically supposed to be served cold...but we are such rebels that we had ours warm...
...the first recipe or the instructional part is just labeled VEGAN PÂTÉ EN CROÛTE...but Julia says "The recipe we have chosen to illustrate Pâté en Croûte is boned duck stuffed"...so that's what we did...
...I began by making some flax seed goo for the eggs...
...then I got out some AP flour and my Vegan Butter...Julia says to use part vegetable shortening and part butter...but I went with all butter...
...blended that together with a pastry fork...
...added my flax seed goo eggs...
...and ice cold water...
...and made the pate...
...I love that you can still see little bits of vegan butter in the dough...
...wrapped and in the fridge to rest for a bit...
...then Julia gives lengthy and horrific instructions for boning the duck...vegan duck comes out of the can without any bones...
...then get the pate out of the fridge...and lightly flour your surface...
...roll out the crust...
...add the 'boned' vegan duck...
...and layer the VEGAN FARCE POUR PÂTÉS, TERRINES, ET GALANTINES [Vegan Pork and Veal Stuffing] on top...
...gather the crust up...I just overlapped mine...
...and turned it over for the decoration...but Julia cuts another piece of crust for the top and then decorates that...
...I didn't have a pretty little fluted cutter like Julia has...but I got the center piece out of my donut cutter as it's about the right size...
...and cut a bunch of little circles for decoration...
...then I took a knife and made the little fan imprints on each one...
...and stuck them all around the top of the crust...
...made a vent hole in the middle of the top...
....and wrapped a small piece of parchment around a skewer to keep the vent open...
...and popped that little funnel into the hole...
...then decorated around that with some more little fan circles...
...and it was ready for the oven...
...baked for about 2 hours...the seitan stuffing has to get done...
...it turned out so pretty and perfect...
Substitutions:
Homemade Vegan Butter
Flax seed goo for the eggs
Vegan Duck
VEGAN FARCE POUR PÂTÉS, TERRINES, ET GALANTINES [Vegan Pork and Veal Stuffing]
Recipe here: Scribd and then search for Mastering the Art of French Cooking (pp. 569 - 576)
...go to Scribd and search for the book...it shows up under documents...and once you open that file you should be able to search for the page number listed in the recipe...
Thursday, December 28, 2017
Wednesday, December 27, 2017
VEGAN FARCE POUR PÂTÉS, TERRINES, ET GALANTINES
[Vegan Pork and Veal Stuffing]
...this is the first part of the Canard en Croute recipe that we had for our Christmas Eve dinner...
...so... ...I gathered some ingredients...Vital Wheat Gluten...Sausage and Beef TVP (from the SDA store) ...chopped some onion... ...cooked slowly until tender but not browned...as usual... ...and smashed some garlic... ...I rehydrated the TVP...put the Vital Wheat Gluten in a big bowl...got out the Port...and some herbs...)Allspice and Thyme)...and mixed up some broth (Washington's)... ...and then just basically mixed everything together... ...this will make an aromatic seitan-y stuffing for the Canard en Croute...
Substitutions:
Earth Balance for the butter...for cooking the onions...
Vegan Beef Broth...I used Washington's
Sausage TVP
Beef TVP
Vital Wheat Gluten...as a sort of binder for everything...so I guess this is a sub for the egg...
Recipe here: Scribd and then search for Mastering the Art of French Cooking (pp. 565 - 566)
...go to Scribd and search for the book...it shows up under documents...and once you open that file you should be able to search for the page number listed in the recipe...
...this is the first part of the Canard en Croute recipe that we had for our Christmas Eve dinner...
...so... ...I gathered some ingredients...Vital Wheat Gluten...Sausage and Beef TVP (from the SDA store) ...chopped some onion... ...cooked slowly until tender but not browned...as usual... ...and smashed some garlic... ...I rehydrated the TVP...put the Vital Wheat Gluten in a big bowl...got out the Port...and some herbs...)Allspice and Thyme)...and mixed up some broth (Washington's)... ...and then just basically mixed everything together... ...this will make an aromatic seitan-y stuffing for the Canard en Croute...
Substitutions:
Earth Balance for the butter...for cooking the onions...
Vegan Beef Broth...I used Washington's
Sausage TVP
Beef TVP
Vital Wheat Gluten...as a sort of binder for everything...so I guess this is a sub for the egg...
Recipe here: Scribd and then search for Mastering the Art of French Cooking (pp. 565 - 566)
...go to Scribd and search for the book...it shows up under documents...and once you open that file you should be able to search for the page number listed in the recipe...
Tuesday, December 26, 2017
Vegan Gallettes Sablées
[Vegan Sugar Cookies]
This recipe uses leftover pastry crust...and I just happened to have some leftover crust from our Christmas Eve dinner...and I'll show you that soon... ...you just roll out the leftover dough 1/4 inch thick... ...make a little pile of granulated sugar... ...first I brushed each cookie with some flax seed goo instead of egg...and then lay the cut out cookies on top of the sugar and then sprinkle more sugar on top... ...and then for some (unknown) reason...you shape the round into an oval...not sure what was wrong with the rounds...then place them on an ungreased cookie sheet and sprinkle them with cinnamon... ...and bake until lightly browned... ...these were the perfect cookies to leave out for Santa on Christmas Eve...
Recipe here: Scribd and then search for Mastering the Art of French Cooking (p. 635)
This recipe uses leftover pastry crust...and I just happened to have some leftover crust from our Christmas Eve dinner...and I'll show you that soon... ...you just roll out the leftover dough 1/4 inch thick... ...make a little pile of granulated sugar... ...first I brushed each cookie with some flax seed goo instead of egg...and then lay the cut out cookies on top of the sugar and then sprinkle more sugar on top... ...and then for some (unknown) reason...you shape the round into an oval...not sure what was wrong with the rounds...then place them on an ungreased cookie sheet and sprinkle them with cinnamon... ...and bake until lightly browned... ...these were the perfect cookies to leave out for Santa on Christmas Eve...
Recipe here: Scribd and then search for Mastering the Art of French Cooking (p. 635)
Tuesday, December 5, 2017
Vegan Butter Enrichment
This recipe is under a heading of ENRICHMENTS FOR WHITE SAUCES...
...so we're counting it as a recipe... ...Julia says you can enrich with 2 to 8 tablespoons of vegan butter...we're going with the 2 Tbls here... ...and served it over some broccoli florets...it was buttery and good...
Substitutions:
Earth Balance for the butter
Vegan Cream for the cream
Recipe here: Scribd and then search for Mastering the Art of French Cooking (pp. 58-59)
...I've had some questions about the link to the recipes...Scribd often changes their copy of MtAoFC...or the users who post do and so some of the older links no longer work...so I've just given instructions to go to Scribd and search for the book...it shows up under documents...and once you open that file you should be able to search for the page number listed in the recipe...
...but let me know if you have any problems...
...so we're counting it as a recipe... ...Julia says you can enrich with 2 to 8 tablespoons of vegan butter...we're going with the 2 Tbls here... ...and served it over some broccoli florets...it was buttery and good...
Substitutions:
Earth Balance for the butter
Vegan Cream for the cream
Recipe here: Scribd and then search for Mastering the Art of French Cooking (pp. 58-59)
...I've had some questions about the link to the recipes...Scribd often changes their copy of MtAoFC...or the users who post do and so some of the older links no longer work...so I've just given instructions to go to Scribd and search for the book...it shows up under documents...and once you open that file you should be able to search for the page number listed in the recipe...
...but let me know if you have any problems...
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