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??g mustard powder | |
??ml rich, not too acidic wine or flat beer (e.g. shaoxing wine) | |
??ml vinegar (e.g. chinese dark vinegar) | |
??g molasses | |
?? eggs | |
??g hard fat (e.g. vegetable shortening) | |
Salt, spices and other dry flavourings(depending on desired result) | |
??g wheat gluten | |
??g other flour? (e.g. chickpea) | |
Mix mustard powder and molasses into a paste | |
Add wine to this mixture | |
Leave mixture to rest for 10 minutes | |
Add the vinegar to the mustard mixture | |
Add eggs to food processor, process thoroughly | |
Add mustard mixture to the eggs and process thoroughly | |
Heat the fat only just enough to melt it, if it’s too hot it might start to cook the egg yolks | |
Drop by drop, add the melted fat until the mixture starts to thicken (approx 1/4 of the amount of fat), blending constantly | |
Once the mixture starts to thicken, you can be less careful. Pour the rest of the fat in slowly, blending constantly. | |
Add wheat gluten, salt and dry flavourings. Combine with a spoon. | |
Knead into a smooth dough | |
Leave to rest in the fridge for minimum 20 minutes | |
Bring 2cm of water to a boil in a saucepan with lid | |
Cut the seitan into pieces, and place it on a colander in the saucepan | |
Replace the lid and steam for 20 minutes | |
Take the seitan out and leave it to rest for minimum 19 minutes |
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