Here’s a yummy recipe for all you seitan worshipers out there!
Sweet and tangy, juicy and tender. Paprika rubbed ribz… the McRib can McF*ck off! 😉
Paprika rubbed ribz
Ingredients (makes around 8 ribz)
Seitan:
- 3 x cups of veg stock
- 3 x tsp liquid aminos / soy sauce
- 4 x garlic cloves (minced)
- 3 x tbsp. veg oil
- 3 ½ x cups vital wheat gluten
- ½ x cups nutritional yeast
- 3 x tsp smoked paprika
- 2 x tsp black pepper
- 2 x tsp ground cumin
- ½ x onion (sliced)
Paprika rub:
- 4 x tbsp. brown sugar
- 2 x tbsp. paprika
- 1 x tsp salt
- 2 x tsp black pepper
- ½ x tsp chilli powder
- 1 x tsp garlic powder
- 1 x tsp onion granules
Method:
- Prepare the seitan – Whisk together the veg stock, liquid aminos, veg oil, onion and garlic.
Fold in the flour, yeast, paprika, pepper and cumin until a dough is formed. - Knead for 10 minutes or longer – the dough should become tough and springy.
- Cut into 8 equal parts.
- Roll out each bit and use the handle of a spoon/fork/knife to press out the shape of individual ribs. Be creative!
- Wrap each rack loosely in foil and put into a steamer. Steam for 45 mins – 1 hr.
- In the meantime prepare the rub – In a bowl, thoroughly mix the sugar, paprika, salt, pepper, chilli powder, garlic powder and onion granules. Simple!
- Take the ribs out of the steamer and allow to cool until warm but handle-able. Rub in the rub onto both sides. The heat from the ribs should cause the sugar to dissolve slightly, making the rub stick to the surface.
- BBQ for 5 minutes on each side, or grill for 3 minutes on each side. Enjoy on their own or on a roll with some salad and BBQ sauce.
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I sense the time for my first venture into seitan’s realm is imminent! Do you have a particular brand of vital wheat gluten that you use, and where do you tend to buy yours?
Zxx
Hello! ♥ I tend to buy from Amazon or RealFoods.co.uk
Or, if I’m in Manchester I’ll buy from VRevolution (and grab a burger whilst I’m at it!)
Bob’s Red Mill is a famous brand although I’ve never noticed a difference in the different brands I’ve bought.
Or, you can even make your own starting from a bag of “normal” flour! https://eatingrules.com/how-to-make-seitan/
🙂