Guest guest Posted September 9, 2000 Report Share Posted September 9, 2000 Hi, guys, My first request to the list, so I hope someone can help me out. I've been searching out a recipe for a mushroom 'cream' sauce...a vegan cream sauce to spoon over rice. My mom used to make something like this, and I wanted to make some to take for lunch at work during the day (easy to store and heat). If anyone knows of one, even if it's not a vegan sauce, I can probably substitute soy milk, or tofu, etc...thanks! Amanda " Women want mediocre men, and men are working to become as mediocre as possible. " ~~Margaret Mead AIM: AmandaES21 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 9, 2000 Report Share Posted September 9, 2000 I just made a " cheater " crab dip. I pureed silken Mori-Nu light tofu with soy milk, lemon juice, veggie Worcestershire sauce, and a couple of sweet red peppers to give it color. I threw in horseradish, dried onion, scallions, sweet red & green peppers, Old Bay, and black pepper. Then for DH, I threw in a ton of fake crabmeat (surimi). He's faint if he knew he'd eaten tofu, so don't tell him. I mention this because mine, without the surimi, is going to be heated over pasta for me. The silken tofu is rich enough to coat noodles or rice beautifully. What I'd do, if I were you, is take some mushrooms, and cook them down (WAY down) to mush with some white wine or veggie broth and white onion. If you're reconstituting some of the fun, dried mushrooms, boil down their reconstituting liquid so as not to lose that flavor. Get them to release all their liquid in the saute. (White onion cooks into a mush, that adds intense flavor to things. You can actually make this, freeze it in ice cube trays, and use it to flavor other things.) I'd puree them with the tofu. I'd add a veggie bouillon cube for salt, maybe some wonderful cracked black pepper and some thyme. (Mushrooms and Thyme go well together.) When it's done, I'd saute a few more mushrooms and onions and throw them in for chunkiness. I like chunks. <G> If you have nutritional yeast, add some for a cheesier flavor, with a dab of yellow or Dijon mustard. I've done this and faked an Alfredo sauce. I've also faked out people with pureed cottage cheese, tofu, parmesan, nutritional yeast and a bouillon cube to make them a rich, healthier Alfredo. But that's obviously not vegan. .. Anywhere you'd use cream cheese or ricotta, try throwing in the tofu instead. You might have to add a tbl of flour so it doesn't separate, but big deal, right? Good luck, Christine Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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