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I'm thinking you can use parchment paper that is well greased as a plastic

substitute.

 

Holly

 

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> " Turkey " Idea

>

> Family tradition has us serving " soy turkey " rolls with bread

> stuffing. Of course that tradition must change, as we now have to

> deal with the gluten issue. I've been working on finding a gluten-

> free and vegan alternative to " turkey " . . .wanting something festive

> and " more than a casserole " . The holiday edition of Veggie Life

> magazine has some great ideas and one is vegan and easily adapted to

> gluten free. The idea is to blend extra firm tofu, arrowroot, agar

> powder, and seasonings in food processor. It makes a thick blend

> that you pour onto a sheet of plastic wrap. Then you form your

> stuffing (I will use either cornbread or wild rice stuffing, or a

> combo) into a log and place it into the center of the tofu mixture.

> The tofu is then wrapped around the stuffing, keeping the plastic

> wrap in place and tying the ends with string. You bake the entire

> loaf this way and when it is done eliminate the plastic wrap and

> slice the loaf into circles with the stuffing inside. Serve with

> gravy and you're all set!

>

> The only thing I'm wondering about is baking the plastic wrap. The

> magazine says it won't hurt you " once in awhile " , but I'm not sure I

> like that idea. I'm trying to come up with something else. Any

> ideas?

>

> :) LaDonna

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