Thank you so much! Check out the recipe on our web page - www.keepingitriel.com/recipe-depression-era-meatless-sausage-patties/ There are 5 other variations of this sausage recipe like chicken nuggets, fish sticks, meatballs... that I think are all pretty good substitutes for the real thing!
Hey new subscriber here 🖐. This looks really good. Reminds me of when my Grandparents would talk about the Great Depression and what they had to go thru during that time. Keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing more videos from you. Take care 😁👍.
I've never tried a vegan version but if I were to substitute the 1 egg, I would try 3 Tbsp. of aquafaba (the liquid from canned chickpeas / garbanzo beans). I usually have some on hand as chickpeas are my "tuna" substitute. I hope this helps and thanks for watching.
They are pretty awesome! Be sure to check out the recipe on our web page. I put a few options along with the base recipe to make burgers, chicken nuggets, meatballs and fish sticks. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the comment and the inspiration. I just whipped together a video reply called "Depression Era Ground Beef Substitute" and uploaded it here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YtC68SMrpMo.html The recipe has also been updated on our website. Thanks again!
@@HebertShenanigans Hahaha… that’s awesome! It’s a good base for a variety of meat substitutions. Try the fish sticks variant sometime. They’re surprisingly good.
Good question! The initial frying of the patties is to hold them together. The broth is to swell the oatmeal, add the flavoring from the broth (depending on what your making - sausage, burgers, chicken...) and makes it a softer texture. Just frying it longer would miss the flavor and leave the patties as more of a hard hockey puck instead of a sausage texture. For a list of optional seasonings to make burgers, meatballs, chicken nuggets... Check out the recipe on our website: www.keepingitriel.com/recipe-depression-era-meatless-sausage-patties/ Thanks for watching!!
Yes! Quaker actually came out with Quaker Quick Oats in 1922. They were one of the first "convenience" products on the market. Thanks for the question and for watching our videos!!
Egg is not vegan but is lacto ovo vegetarian. I’ve been so for 35+ years. We all have our individual reasons for not eating meat but mine does not include eggs or dairy. Thanks for your comment.
