Needed: help with a veggie sausage roll recipe

[Guest guest]

I would be interested in that, too. I tried to develop one myself, but it

was a total disaster!

 

On Sun, Jun 14, 2009 at 10:26 AM, fitzydread <fitzydread wrote:

 

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>

> Hi There Everyone,

> Does anyone have a veggie sausage roll recipe they can share, I am keen to

> make some but can't find a recipe. I would be so grateful....here's hoping.

> Cheers Fitzy

>

>

>

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Have you tried the Morningstar Farm frozen Breakfast links, Worthington/Loma

Linda Little Links or Sausettes? They are all delicious and great vegetarian

alternatives!

 

I know it isn't a recipe, but you can bake, microwave, or stove top cook any of

these in just a few minutes.

 

 

Now we have several recipes for vegetarian sausage in our recipe files. They

are under " substitutes for meat " and then in the sub folder " not pig " .

Here's the link.

%2ARecipes/Substitutes%20fo\

r%20meat%20%2C%20fish%20%26%20dairy...all%20non-meat%20patties%20/Not-pig/

 

 

Enjoy,

Judy

 

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fitzydread

Sunday, June 14, 2009 9:26 AM

Needed: help with a veggie sausage roll recipe

 

 

 

 

 

Hi There Everyone,

Does anyone have a veggie sausage roll recipe they can share, I am keen to

make some but can't find a recipe. I would be so grateful....here's hoping.

Cheers Fitzy

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I'm fairly sure that Fitzy is based in the UK, Judy, so those Morningstar and

Worthington products are not available over here. However there are vegetarian

and vegan sausages and sausage mixes, which she should be able to find in her

local health food store or also in any large supermarket. I don't know the

names of these products because I don't eat them, but I see them in the shops

all the time, so they are readily available over here.

 

Christie

 

, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

>

> Have you tried the Morningstar Farm frozen Breakfast links, Worthington/Loma

Linda Little Links or Sausettes? They are all delicious and great vegetarian

alternatives!

>

> I know it isn't a recipe, but you can bake, microwave, or stove top cook any

of these in just a few minutes.

>

>

> Now we have several recipes for vegetarian sausage in our recipe files. They

are under " substitutes for meat " and then in the sub folder " not pig " .

Here's the link.

%2ARecipes/Substitutes%20fo\

r%20meat%20%2C%20fish%20%26%20dairy...all%20non-meat%20patties%20/Not-pig/

>

>

> Enjoy,

> Judy

[Guest guest]

Check out the http://www.adventistbookcenter.com/ and click on store locator on

the left side bar. They have locations all over the world. Also most

Adventist hospitals around the world will sell them to you.

http://www.adventisthospitals.info/

 

The Adventist Book Center don't list their health foods on the website, but they

have wonderful health food stores in all their locations. They carry tons of

selections of meat substitutes and seasonings, frozen, dried, refrigerator,

canned, etc. Agar agar, vegetarian gel products, and so much more.

 

Go have fun exploring all that is available to you.

 

Judy

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christie_0131

Sunday, June 14, 2009 2:47 PM

Re: Needed: help with a veggie sausage roll recipe

 

 

 

 

 

I'm fairly sure that Fitzy is based in the UK, Judy, so those Morningstar and

Worthington products are not available over here. However there are vegetarian

and vegan sausages and sausage mixes, which she should be able to find in her

local health food store or also in any large supermarket. I don't know the names

of these products because I don't eat them, but I see them in the shops all the

time, so they are readily available over here.

 

Christie

 

, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

>

> Have you tried the Morningstar Farm frozen Breakfast links, Worthington/Loma

Linda Little Links or Sausettes? They are all delicious and great vegetarian

alternatives!

>

> I know it isn't a recipe, but you can bake, microwave, or stove top cook any

of these in just a few minutes.

>

>

> Now we have several recipes for vegetarian sausage in our recipe files. They

are under " substitutes for meat " and then in the sub folder " not pig " . Here's

the link.

%2ARecipes/Substitutes%20fo\

r%20meat%20%2C%20fish%20%26%20dairy...all%20non-meat%20patties%20/Not-pig/

>

>

> Enjoy,

> Judy

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thanks for this information, Judy. There are no Adventist hospitals over here

and the store finder shows just one store in Lincolnshire, which would be way

too far away for me to visit, but hopefully may be of interest for members south

of the border.

 

But there are an abundance of whole food and health food stores over here and

plenty of meat substitutes available for those that want them.

Christie

 

, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

>

> Check out the http://www.adventistbookcenter.com/ and click on store locator

on the left side bar. They have locations all over the world. Also most

Adventist hospitals around the world will sell them to you.

http://www.adventisthospitals.info/

>

> The Adventist Book Center don't list their health foods on the website, but

they have wonderful health food stores in all their locations. They carry tons

of selections of meat substitutes and seasonings, frozen, dried, refrigerator,

canned, etc. Agar agar, vegetarian gel products, and so much more.

>

> Go have fun exploring all that is available to you.

>

> Judy