Seitan Jumble, Leftover Dosa
We had half of a yummy Hyderabadi Masala Dosa (crepe filled with potatoes and coated on the inside with a spicy mixture) leftover from my wife's birthday last Tuesday, which I heated and served without any chutney (simply because I didn't have any chutneys at home). I also made a simple but tasty and filling main course simply by chopping into large chunks a whole 8 ounce box of seitan and locally grown spring onion.I started the white of the onion sauteeing in canola oil (and later added some drops of Mongolian Fire Oil) in my cast iron pan and a few minutes later put the seitan in. I let it go for some time - maybe 7-10 minutes - so that the seitan was well done. Then I added the green of the onion, some red bell pepper, and a teaspoon or so of dried rosemary. I took it off the heat after 2 or 3 minutes and mixed in some salt.


4 Comments:
looks great!
Mongolian fire oil? Wow, sounds good and I've never heard of it before.
Thank you for sharing your meal ideas, it is always inspiring to see! :)
JudyMac
Hi Judith - I'm delighted to make your acquaintance. I enjoyed visiting Scotland for the World Vegetarian Congress several years ago - what a beautiful and vegan friendly country! I was in Paris only for a few days a few years ago; maybe you can help next time in identifying more vegan treats and maybe joining us. Thanks for the kind words!
Thanks, johanna3!
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