I had already made the fries and didn’t know what to do with them. Just got whatever I had in the fridge and slapped it in a pan because I was just hungry and couldn’t be bothered…

  • @PlantJam
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    46 months ago

    Are those soy curls? If so, do you get them directly from the Butler website, or is there a different brand you prefer? I love the tvp crumbles, but I think bigger chunks would be better in certain recipes.

    • @[email protected]
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      46 months ago

      If you have a Mexican market near you, check out the bagged spices section. There’s usually tvp in decent sized bags near the dried spices and it’s really cheap.

      • @PlantJam
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        16 months ago

        I’ll have to check that out. Right now I’m paying about $4/bag from Amazon, but cheaper would be great.

    • @FungusBasedOrganismOP
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      26 months ago

      I’m not familiar with Butler. TVP is commonly sold here in supermarkets in different sizes, I usually get the strips.

      • @PlantJam
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        26 months ago

        Butler is the original brand that made soy curls. It sounds like your tvp strips are comparable.

  • Optional
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    36 months ago

    That sounds good. And a diet coke, please.

  • @HeapOfDogs
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    26 months ago

    Amazing, I have no words. How did it taste?

  • dindonmasker
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    6 months ago

    I made something similar a while ago. I think there’s a name for it. It’s almost like a mexican poutine.

    Edit: I think it was called Vegan carne asada fries.