3 INGREDIENTS To Make 3 VEGAN Recipes

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Today I wanted to try out 3 recipes using only 3 ingredients to make some basic… but awesome plant based food!

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Gianni B. says:

I don’t care what all other Italians will say 😝. I say “bravo” 👏

Josh Walden says:

Crazy question, is there alternatives to te gluten for gluten free meat?

Rosie Conte says:

Hi I’m Italian I I made so many gnocchi u can use the fork. Take ur dough n roll it on ur fork

Holger Frenzel says:

Guy, you do a great job!😎👍🏻

Suz Q says:

I’ll have to try that seitan recipe!💯

Suz Q says:

Very inventive! Brilliant!💯

Anti - Ethnic Cleansing says:

Someone in the comment section said that she made the seitan and it turned out great, but after she steamed it she put it in the food processor and chopped it into “ground meat,“ which she then made them into “meatballs.“ She said the non-vegan in her family thought they were real meat. Oh, and she also said that she used regular all purpose flour as that was all she had, and doubled it. Here’s my question though…

I wonder how I could make it so that it is neutral flavor and doesn’t actually taste like meat. I only like the fake ground beef that Trader Joe’s, MorningStar Farms, and Gardein makes, precisely because their fake mince doesn’t taste like actual beef, and instead are all very inoffensive for someone like myself who doesn’t like the flavor of beef after not having eaten it in 30 years.

Any ideas how to make it more like the brands that I just listed?

Hilary Burg says:

Loved this video. It's like magic! Thank you!

Tara says:

Where is the love button

Virginia Blizzard says:

I am new to the whole plant based life….. but I suffer from gluten intolerance, help please.

S tunna says:

Can I replace flour with chickpea flour?

Julie Sciarrillo says:

Can I use self rising flour bc that all I can find right now

Heide Carrion says:

Good recipes! Although, that pasta sauce was begging for seasoning. At least salt, pepper, oregano, onion and garlic powders. I would also salt the pasta water.

Fons says:

what is your name?

Jasmine Smith says:

Is there a way to make this gluten free? I have looked EVERYWHERE

Dale Mills says:

Say tan , Mark. It's say-tan. Seitan.

Christopher Gibbons says:

This reminds me of those old world fair setups where they would sit guests down at a table and be like "everything here is made of iron." And there would be soft seat cushions, and fluffy napkins, and everything would be all different colors with no pigments.

Jackie M says:

How do you get that seitan not to taste like dough?

Myles D says:

Fold it up and take it baby!

Bryan Merton says:

Wow amazing. Can’t wait to try it!

championchap says:

This TopCashback video was pretty good, it's a shame about the cooking ads but they weren't too distracting.

EbtsOby says:

love your vids!

Vaibhav Jain says:

VEGAN YOGURTS PLEASE!

Michelle Dominick says:

Can I use almond flour?

Madelene Alward says:

lol the orecchiette pronunciation hurt my ears

Jonathan Zirkle says:

I love how the format of the show stays away from spices and seasonings, but reminds you to use your own.

Yes you need to learn to season your food but more important is just getting started cooking, and a lot of beginner home cooks will think they'll be smote if they don't have every single spice. Even pantry staples can be hard for a beginner cook not familiar with the flow of finding things in the grocery store, prepping, cooking, and clean up.

Boom, flour, canned tomatoes, canned chickpeas, all you need.

Justa Mess says:

Have to be really hungry to eat that.

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