Walnut 'meat' taco bowl
Tuesday, July 18, 2017The new thing here is the walnut "meat" - it's made with cauliflower, spices and lime juice. It's nutritious and very yummy. And everyone can make it, it's easy for begginers in the kitchen. You just place all of the ingredients in the food procesor, mix and then bake for 30 minutes. During this time you can make toppings for taco bowls. This walnut base can also be used in a more traditional way, ex. a tortilla, it would be so good!
The taste is original, I can't compare it to anything. It doesn't taste like meat and you only lightly feel the cauliflower and walnuts. But it's really hot, spicy and salty! The consistency and appearance are comparable to meat.
We've made three toppings this time, but you can adjust it to your taste, use different toppings every time. That's why those kind of recipes and dishes are the best, because they have many versions you can come up with.
Going back to our version - we had two kinds of salsa and guacamole, everything served in bowls with rice. The key flavors were corriander, parsley and lime, they're refreshing and very intense.
First salsa we made with pineapple and corn, second with tomatoes. To both of them we added chopped red onion, lime juice and herbs - corriander and parsley. For the guacamole you'll need some avocados, but we've seen versions with edamame or green peas! We'll try it for you next time and share with you if it's better :D.
So the main idea today - don't be afraid of trying new things and use different options every time, do what you like in the kitchen by your taste, you don't have to stick to the rules ;).
Recipe
Prep time
45 min
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Cook time
30 min
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Total time
45 min
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Servings: 4 - 6
Recipe type: lunch, dinner
You’ll need:
- Walnut & cauliflower „meat”
- Tomato salsa
- Pineapple & corn salsa
- Guacamole
- Cooked rice
Walnut „meat”
• 1 cauliflower
• 2 cups
walnuts
• 2 chili
peppers (or 1 tsp chili powder)
• 1 Tbsp
chili powder
• 1 tsp
cumin
• 1 tsp salt
• 2 Tbsp
lime juice
• ½ tsp garlic
powder
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1. Preheat
the oven to 180°C (350 F).
2. Put all of the ingrediends in a food procesor and blend.
3. Place grounded „meat” on a blaszka and bake for 30
minutes.
* While the meat is baking prepare salsa
and guacamole.
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Tomato salsa
• 3 fresh tomatoes
• 1 red
onion
• ½ lime, juice and zest
• Fresh corriander
and parsley
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4. Dice
tomatoes and red onion.
5. Chop
herbs.
6. Mix
in a medium bowl.
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Pineapple & corn salsa
• 1 cup
pineapple
• 1 cup corn
• ½ lime, juice and zest
• Fresh corriander
and parsley
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7. Dice
pineapple. Chop herbs.
8. Mix
pineapple, corn, lime and herbs in a medium bowl.
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Guacamole
• 2 avocados
• 1 lime, juice and zest
• 1 tsp
honey
• ½ red
onion, chopped
• Corriander,
parsley, chopped
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9. Mash
avocados with a fork, add lime juice, zest and honey, mix.
10. Add
onion and herbs and mix.
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Hope you'll enjoy this dish! It's on our fav vegetarian list now, so you'll probably see other versions of walnut "meat" soon :). Remember to share your photos with us with #foodiesisterspl
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