Ingredients
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- 85 g chick peas
- 150 g rolled oats
- 50 g quinoa, flakes or grains
- 1 x 750 g can of red kidney beans, (equivalent to 430g of beans; well rinsed)
- 125 g water
- 150 g silken tofu
- 30 g Nutritional Yeast Flakes, (optional)
- 65 g tomato paste
- 30 g grapseed oil, (or any other neutral flavoured oil)
- 2 tsp ground cumin
- 2 tsp dried ground coriander
- 2 tsp Garlic powder
- 2 tsp Onion powder
- 1 1/2 tsp salt
- 1 tsp harisa spice, optional; replace with 1/2 tsp dried chillies or 1/4 tsp cayenne pepper; or omit altogether if you dont like chilli))
- 2 tsp smoked paprika
- oil, for shallow frying
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Add chickpease and quinoa (if using grain form) to bowl. Mill for 50sec, speed 9.
Scrape down sides of bowl and add oats and quinoa flakes (if this is the kind of quinoa you are using). Mill for 50sec, speed 9. Set aside.
Add beans, 80g of water and tofu to bowl and puree for 15 sec, speed 7 until smooth.
Add all other ingredients and mix for 20 secs, speed 6.
Scrape down sides, add the rest of the water (45g) and mix for another 30-40 secs at speed 6 until smooth. and dry ingredients are well incorporated. (see pic)
Let mixture rest for 30 mins.
To assemble the sausages,
tear off sheets of baking paper the length of a baking tray, cut in half and then cut in quarters to form rectangles that are about 14cm x 18cm. They dont have to be exact. Place one of these sheets on the bench or a cutting board with the longest side closest to you. Spoon 2-3 tablespoons of mixtures onto the paper on the edge of the sheet closest to you, leaving 3-5cm open on either side of the mixture. Shape it into an even, thin log and begin to roll the paper around it, leaving the ends sticking out. Do not worry about shaping the log into a perfect roundness since the steaming action will take care of that for you. Once you finish rolling, hold the sausage in one hand and and twist the ends like a lolly wrapper, making sure to twist in opposite directions to seal the sausage in its paper casing.
Place them in the Varoma with the paper overlap on the bottom ( I used both layers). See pic.
Place 1 litre of water in the bowl and steam the sausages for 30 mins, Varoma, speed 3.5
When done, remove from paper casings and shallow fry immediately.
If you are not going to use immediately, allow to cool in paper casings, and then store (in casings) in an air tight container in the refrigerator or the freezer.
Sausage mixture
Tip
Make sure you use proper baking paper, not greaseproof paper.
You could use a piping bag to get the mixture onto the paper in a uniform line if you wish, but it is quite a stiff mixture.
Recipe inspiration from Kirsten's Kitchen: //kirstenlindquist.blogspot.com.au/2012/09/vegan-gluten-free-merguez-sausage-diy.html
Apologies for the sideways photos!
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Used taco seasoning, turned out good. Im not really a fan of quinoa, next time ill sub something else. Thanks for the recipe
Naturally Neet: use gluten free oats. Usually available with regular oats.
Christened my Tupperware snack press with these today. I believe my kids will eat anything in sausage or biscuit form! Turned out great, will try to snuggle some more veg in next time.
These turned out really yummy! For a gluten free version I used rice flakes instead of the oats.
I want to try these again with lentils instead of red kidney beans. I also needed to make them thinner and but the 'seam' on the bottom of the tray so they can steam properly. Can't wait to try them again.
I want to try these but oats are not gluten free, and the title says (Gluten Free), is this a typo?.
What substitute could you suggest for the oats?
Look forward to trying the recipe though, it looks amazing.
Delicious. Great texture - might leave some pulse aside to add at the last minute for texture. Quite a bit of trouble making into a sausage shape tho
All my family love these. Tonight I am using herbs instead of spices. They smell lovely, can't wait for dinner time!
I used to buy these from the shops but then realised how many preservatives were in them. SO EXCITED to see this recipe!! Can't wait to test it out!
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