Soyrizo and a great vegan recipe site

[Guest guest]

I bought some Melissa's Soyrizo at the store today and since I have

no

idea how to use it I typed 'chorizo' into 's search line and

came

up with a site full of recipes for all kinds of food, including some

for chorizo that I can adapt. There are a lot of vegan recipes there

that look delicious,too. So here's the link if anyone's interested:

 

http://www.nikibone.com/recipe/vegan.html

[Guest guest]

Soyrizo is excellent as a taco or burrito filling. Expensive, but yummy.

 

serene

[Guest guest]

Have you tried it yet? I saw it for the first time

last weekend while grocery shopping, and I thought

about buying it, but I have no idea what chorizo (much

less soyrizo) tastes like!

 

Kiersten

 

--- karmalynda <karmalynda wrote:

> I bought some Melissa's Soyrizo at the store today and

> since I have no idea how to use it I typed 'chorizo'

> into 's search line and came up with a site full

> of recipes for all kinds of food, including some for

> chorizo that I can adapt. There are a lot of vegan

> recipes there that look delicious,too. So here's the

> link if anyone's interested:

>

> http://www.nikibone.com/recipe/vegan.html

[Guest guest]

I tried some last night, just fried up and spread on a piece of rye bread (I was hungry and when I get hungry I want food NOW with no delay...) and it was good-- a little spicy, satisfying. Serene was right when she said it would be good in tacos or burritos. I think tonight I'll use an idea from the website I cited and fry some up with parboiled potatoes and onions and garlic. I've got tortillas on my shopping list.

 

Lynda

 

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Kiersten

Tuesday, April 12, 2005 9:34 AM

Re: Soyrizo and a great vegan recipe site

Have you tried it yet? I saw it for the first timelast weekend while grocery shopping, and I thoughtabout buying it, but I have no idea what chorizo (muchless soyrizo) tastes like!Kiersten