vegetarian sausage

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On Mon, 27 Aug 2001 05:41:48 -0400 raincrone writes:

> > Savory Great Northern Beans with Rice

>

> This looks delicious. One question, though:

>

> > Prosage patties (or other vegetarian sausage patties)

>

> That isn't a brand we get around here. Anybody know

> if any of the more common supermarket-y brands of

> veggie sausage, like Morningstar Farms or Boca or whatever, are any

> good?

 

Morningstar Farms sausage patties are pretty good, but higher in

fat/calories than the Gimme Lean brand of " bulk " sausage. For this

particular recipe, you'd have to pre-cook the Gimme Lean, where you'd

only have to thaw/heat the frozen MF patties.

 

I *love* the Gimme Lean sausage style ... it's got the (mild) flavor and

texture down pretty close, but it's not oozing fat, and it's vegan

(Morningstar farms sausage patties and links are not). i've made patties

with it, cooked and crumbled it with scrambled tofu, and even made

sausage gravy with it. yum!!!

 

~cyd~

 

 

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Rain wrote:

That isn't a brand we get around here. Anybody know

if any of the more common supermarket-y brands of

veggie sausage, like Morningstar Farms or Boca or whatever, are any good?

I miss breakfast sausage sometimes, but considering the prices of most

vegetarian " mock meat " products, I tend to wait for recommendations

before I buy. (And while I like a lot of the

homemade-vegetarian-sausage recipes I've tried,

I haven't found one yet that tastes much if anything like like good ol'

seasoned pigburger.)

 

 

 

 

yes the morningstar farms are good, if you don't mind them not being

vegan.....lightlife also makes good breakfast sausages, if you can find them

(rather hard to find around here).

 

cherrie

 

" What is man without beasts?If all beasts were gone,

men would die from a great loneliness

of the spirit.

For whatever happens to the beast,

soon happens to man. "

~Chief Seattle~

 

my webpage:

 

http://pages.ivillage.com/opheliabug/glitteropheliaspage/

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I missed the original post for this recipe, could someone please re-post?

TIA

Jude

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

, HeyJude239@a... wrote:

> I missed the original post for this recipe, could someone please

re-post?

> TIA

> Jude

 

The recipe was for " Savory Great Northern Beans and Rice " . You can

find it in the message archives by going to:

/messages

 

Karen