TVP and Cashew BBQ, Vegan Delight

"This filling sandwich has a surprise ingredient, cashews!"
 
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Ready In:
35mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Put oil and vegetables into 2 quart saucepan.
  • Saute until veggies begin to wilt and add the TVP, and enough water to prevent sticking.
  • Stir and add water until TVP begins to swell, and add the BBQ sauce.
  • Stir often and add more water as needed.
  • Taste and add mustard, hot sauce, and pepper as you choose.
  • When satisfied with basic flavor, add the cashews.
  • Do not salt until you taste again.
  • Serve on buns.

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Reviews

  1. this was great - I thought that the cashews threw the texture off a bit, but I liked the TASTE so much that I added about two tablespoons of cashew butter instead, gave it a great consistancy (but not TOO creamy) YUM! my vegan bf loved it.
     
  2. Yeah for a good TVP recipe! I have a similar recipe for making vegan "sloppy joes" but I love the BBQ sauce in this recipe and the cashews really add a nice toothsomeness to each bite. It's a keeper!
     
  3. This was great! It is a perfect recipe for someone who doesn't care too much for meat, is very active and tends to have lower iron levels. Unfortunately, I have to go gluten-free, and I refuse to pay $6 for a loaf of bread or package of rolls that taste horrible, so I had to try it sans bread. By itself...it was wonderful! Thanks for sharing!
     
  4. This was wonderful. I had long been in search of some good TVP recipes, and this is both very tasty, and very easy. I didn't use quite so much barbeque sauce, as I found it was fine with less. Thanks for a great recipe!
     
  5. I never thought I would hear my quasi-vegetarian husband say "I love TVP" but this recipe did the trick. I've made it several times, each to rave reviews and minimal leftovers. The last few times, I've added a can of diced tomatoes and spiced it up a bit more with cumin, chili powder, and cayenne pepper. Thanks Karyl for a deliciously inexpensive meal!
     
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I am a working artist with a continuing culinary practice in special recipe design- I like to make jams and jellies, salsa and pasta sauce from locally sourced or personally grown produce. At the local farmer's market my friend and I sell muffins we make and also seeds from Seed Savers Exchange, which takes seriously the preservation and protection of heirloom varieties from around the world. I have self-published a children's book I illustrated and am working on a followup book with the author that continues the story of "Sophie, Circus Mouse", the first title. The illustration above is one I created for a local orchard's street sign.
 
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