Where do you purchase tofurkey ? was: QuornRoast

[Guest guest]

i live in southern Oregon, and i have seen it for

sale in the Fred Meyer grocery store here in our

small town. i think i have seen it for sale in a

store called Market of Choice [they used to be a

PriceChopper, but went locally owned and managed

so now they carry a lot more healthfood type items].

If you don't have those stores then check for it in the

freezer case of your grocery store where they stock

the MorningStar Farms and Boca products.

Happy hunting!

 

~ pt ~

 

Before enlightenment chop wood and carry water.

After enlightenment chop wood and carry water.

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> PT:

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> Where do you purchase tofurkey ?

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> Thanks!

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> Becky

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> Happy Fall Yall!

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> Happy Halloween!

[Guest guest]

I get the tofurky roast and side dishes to go with it at Whole Foods but I know

you don't have a store in your area (:-((( Wish I could send you one.

 

~ PT ~ <patchouli_troll wrote:

i live in southern Oregon, and i have seen it for

sale in the Fred Meyer grocery store here in our

small town. i think i have seen it for sale in a

store called Market of Choice [they used to be a

PriceChopper, but went locally owned and managed

so now they carry a lot more healthfood type items].

If you don't have those stores then check for it in the

freezer case of your grocery store where they stock

the MorningStar Farms and Boca products.

Happy hunting!

 

~ pt ~

 

Before enlightenment chop wood and carry water.

After enlightenment chop wood and carry water.

~ Chinese proverb

~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~>

, " WindChimes "

<chimies@e...>

wrote:

> PT:

>

> Where do you purchase tofurkey ?

>

> Thanks!

>

>

> Becky

>

> Happy Fall Yall!

>

> Happy Halloween!

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I find both Quorn and ToFurkey at Wild Oats which, I believe, is a

national chain. I have also made ToFurkey from scratch, which was a lot

of fun - Seriously. I enjoy cooking and it was a nice project which I'm

sure I'll repeat.

 

ken

[Guest guest]

I would really love to see that recipe. I just can't

figure out how they mix the wheat gluten, SPI, and

tofu into one cohesive yummy whole.

 

 

--- Ken Ramey <kenramey wrote:

 

> I find both Quorn and ToFurkey at Wild Oats which, I

> believe, is a

> national chain. I have also made ToFurkey from

> scratch, which was a lot

> of fun - Seriously. I enjoy cooking and it was a

> nice project which I'm

> sure I'll repeat.

>

> ken

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I will dig out the recipe over the weekend. Tofurkey, however, is

primarily tofu and spices, with a few other things for body and

texture. There isn't any gluten in it - at least the homemade version.

 

I fixed it last Thanksgiving, when I had a mixture of vegetarians and

non-vegetarians over for dinner. For the carnivores, I actually fixed a

" real " turkey (won't do THAT again!) and I fixed the Tofurkey for the

rest of us. Surprisingly, some of the carnivores decided to try the

Tofurkey and really liked it. One even took some home.

 

I also had homemade mashed potatos, fresh mushroom gravy, and stuffing

to go along with all of it. If I do say so myself, it was quite a

success. :-)

 

Of course, my father - a huntin', fishin', meat-eatin' country boy -

said things like, " That's just not natural " and " That boy never was

right. " All in fun of course... I think...

 

ken

 

reptile grrl wrote:

 

> I would really love to see that recipe. I just can't

> figure out how they mix the wheat gluten, SPI, and

> tofu into one cohesive yummy whole.

>

>