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Ingredients
2 piece(s)
Seitan pulled chicken
- 250 g Canned Chickpeas
- 150 g Chickpea liquid, This equals ONE tin of chickpeas including the liquid in the can
- 35 g cold water
- 35 g Vegetable stock paste
- 20 g white vinegar
- 1 level tablespoon dried onion powder
- 2 level teaspoon dried garlic powder
- 1 level tablespoon dried mixed herbs
- 220 g Vital wheat gluten flour
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6
2h 30min
Preparation 30minBaking/Cooking -
7
medium
Preparation -
8
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Recipe is created forTM 31
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Recipe's preparation
- Measure all ingredients EXCEPT the Vital wheat Gluten into bowl
"Closed lid" - Blend 30s sp 9 until very smooth
- Measure Vital wheat Gluten into bowl "Closed lid" and blend 15 s sp 5 until just combined.
- Sit for 15 mins to allow gluten to activate
- Mix sp 5 for 5 minutes. The gluten ball will become smooth and stretchy
- Clean bowl "Closed lid" and add 1.5L of boiling water into the bowl "Closed lid"
- Split the seitan into 2 portions and wrap tightly in baking paper. Place in varoma dish.
- Cook on varoma sp 3.5 for 60 minutes then refill water, reset and cook for a further 60 minutes (total 120 minutes varoma)
- Refrigerate your seitan until cold. Pull apart the loaves into shreds.
Making the seitan
Steaming your seitan
Shredding the seitan
Accessories you need
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Tip
The seitan can be used as is in sandwiches, or however you would use cooked chicken breast. Stir fries, pot pie, curries, burritos, pasta.
Change the herbs to suit the intended dish- or even leave it out for a very neutral flavour..dried mixed herbs give the seitan an italian style flavour. Fresh is fine but will turn the seitan greenish. Try Coriander or flat leaf parsley!
You could also slice the loaves as a substitute for chicken loaf, slice and bread crumb for nuggets or schnitzel.
Vital Wheat Gluten is available in many health food stores, bread making supply stores, bulk food shops and online. (It may be named Vital wheat gluten, gluten flour, pure gluten)
No other flour will work, the vwg is essential to this recipe.
You do not need to use the chickpea liquid (aquafaba) in this recipe. If you wish to use it for another recipe, just replace with water and a tad salt.
You may use other beans but chickpeas are quite neutral tasting. You may add other flavourings as this recipe is very forgiving.
This recipe was provided to you by a Thermomix ® customer and has not been tested by Vorwerk Thermomix ® or Thermomix ® in Australia and New Zealand.
Vorwerk Thermomix ® and Thermomix ® in Australia and New Zealand assume no liability, particularly in terms of ingredient quantities used and success of the recipes.
Please observe the safety instructions in the Thermomix ® instruction manual at all times.
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Comments
Add a commentGreat recipe, thank you! Looking forward to using...
Great recipe, thank you! Looking forward to using it in lots of dishes. I'm not sure if it was just me but in step 5, my Thermomix almost jumped off the counter. I had to hold onto it. Wondering if the knead setting would work for this? I also don't think I wrapped the seitan tight enough before steaming as it unwrapped as the seitan grew. Happy with the first attempt though.
My go-to seitan! Thanks so much!
My go-to seitan! Thanks so much!
Love it! Thanks so much for sharing the recipe
Love it! Thanks so much for sharing the recipe
Turned out perfectly. Tasted like deli chicken.
Turned out perfectly. Tasted like deli chicken.