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Anyone know of veggie sausages without...

16 replies

Blu · 12/07/2005 16:04

egg products, nuts, peas or chick peas?

Thank you - am planning DS's party food around a range of guests!

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QueenEagle · 12/07/2005 17:00

Have you tried Cauldren organic ones?

I have just looked at the Linda McCartney ones in the freezer and I think they are free of the things you said about. I use these and chop them into cocktail size portions.

WigWamBam · 12/07/2005 17:03

Linda McCartney sausages contain pea and wheat protein - ingredients list here

tatt · 13/07/2005 06:55

maybe this one? If you haven't time to order from the site it is still is useful in deciding what to look for at your local health food store www.goodnessdirect.co.uk/cgi-local/frameset/detail/277801.html

SoupDragon · 13/07/2005 07:58

Cauldron veggie lincolnshire sausages contain Organic egg albumen.

Also have hydrogenated vegetable oil and hydrolysed vegetable protein. Not sure what's covered by the word "vegetable".

popsycal · 13/07/2005 09:00

I will ask my vegan sis....

tatt · 13/07/2005 13:15

make your own with the veggie kit here? www.sausagemaking.co.uk/sausagekits.php

Anaphylaxis campaign has warned in the past that HVP can sometimes be contaminated with peanut. Might explain why sausages sometimes produce mini reactions for us.

Blu · 13/07/2005 18:30

Hmmmm.
One little girl is epi-pen level allergic to the items below, but east meat. Another couple are veggie.

For simplicity as well as maximum acceptability to the 4 year-old sensibility, my idea was to do mini homemade organic burgers, maybe good sausages, and veggie sausages - but don't want to risk including any of the 'banned' foods anywhere in the menu. All the veggie burgers I know of have pulses that i think she can't eat. Anyone know of an egg-free fritter recipe? I could make sweetcorn fritters.

Or I can feel pizza edging on to the menu!

Maybe I will do

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WigWamBam · 13/07/2005 19:00

I have a recipe for bean burgers which uses kidney beans, and another one for falafel which uses broad beans instead of chickpeas, if they would be any use to you.

Blu · 14/07/2005 14:07

Ooh, than you, WWB - i will check. i know some kinds of beand are ok - the sort in baked beans - so I suppose I could use thjose.

Could you post your recipe?
Thank you! (hurray for MN!)

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WigWamBam · 14/07/2005 14:19

Each recipe serves 2 for a main meal, adjust the quantities and sizes to suit your needs.

BigBeanyBurgers

2 teaspoons oil
1 small onion
1 small garlic clove, crushed
I teaspoon ground cumin
1 teaspoon ground coriander
10oz can kidney beans, drained and rinsed
A little flour

(you can omit the spices if you prefer; still tastes good. And you could use any other sort of bean - I used borlotti beans once and they were delicious)

Heat half of the oil in a pan and gently fry the onion and garlic until lightly browned. Add the spices and cook for 1 minute.

Drain and rinse the beans, add to the onion mixture, and mash (or blitz briefly in a food processor). Divide the mixture in half, shape each half into a burger shape using floured hands.

Fry the burgers in the remaining oil for 3 - 4 mins each side, or until browned.

BroadBeanandFetaFalafel

5oz broad beans (fresh or frozen, the younger and smaller, the better)
Half an onion, roughly chopped
Half a teaspoon ground cumin
Teaspoon ground coriander
2 tablespoons chopped parsley (optional)
2oz feta cheese, drained and chopped
2 tablespoons oil

Add the broad beans to a pan of boiling water, bring back to the boil and simmer for 4 minutes; drain.

Put the beans into a food processor with the onion, spices, parsley and feta, and process until finely chopped (or finely chop all the ingredients by hand and mix in a bowl).

Divide the mixture into 6 portions then press into small oval patties with floured hands. Hat the oil in a frying pan and fry the falafel for about 5 minutes, turning several times, until golden.

Serve in mini pitta breads with salad and a little plain yoghurt if liked.

Blu · 14/07/2005 14:41

Brilliant!

many thanks WWB, just what I needed - and they all sound delicious.

That's a weight off my mind!

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Blu · 14/07/2005 14:43

I'm going to serve them up as WigWamBurgers in your honour!

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spidermama · 14/07/2005 14:44

What a fab host you are Blu. I hope they appreciate your efforts.

ruty · 14/07/2005 17:41

on the same subject, does anyone know any gluten free dairy free veggie sausages? Tall order i know...

ruty · 14/07/2005 17:42

i'm not a very good cook so making burgers is a HUGE challenge

WigWamBam · 14/07/2005 19:59

WigWamBurgers

They'll think you're mad!

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