Quorn?

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Is anyone cooking with Quorn these days? If so, what
recipes have you found successful?

At first I thought you'd misspelled "corn"! So I looked
and found:

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"...leading premium brand of meat-free foods..."

Seems there's a store nearby that sells their products, I'll
have to check it out. I have nothing against meat, per se,
I'm just keeping an eye out for lower calories and fat...

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gamer, novice cook ~ ..fish heads, fish heads, eat
them up, yum!

Naomi Darvell said:

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Is anyone cooking with Quorn these days? If so, what
recipes have you found successful?

Naomi D.

Haven't used Quorn in years. However, it will work for any
recipe that uses firm tofu. The crumbles work fine
substituting for minced/ground meat.

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Is anyone cooking with Quorn these days? If so, what
recipes have you

found

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successful?

Naomi D.

In article <[email hidden]>,

(Naomi Darvell) said:

Is anyone cooking with Quorn these days? If so, what
recipes have you found successful?

Tried a package (the faux "breaded chicken patty"😉 and found
it okay. But, despite the promotion of its natural
ingredients, it remains highly-processed. It certainly is
not inexpensive. As someone who will eat meat and poultry, I
decided a nice piece of free-range chicken worked just as
well (if not better) and certainly did not cost any more.

sd

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byakee wrote inter alia:

Quoted message said:

At first I thought you'd misspelled "corn"! So I looked
and found:

quorn.usquorn.usOpen ↗

"...leading premium brand of meat-free foods..."

Seems there's a store nearby that sells their products,
I'll have to check it out. I have nothing against meat,
per se, I'm just keeping an eye out for lower calories
and fat...

You will hear stories about how people are getting ill from
eating the stuff. I have decided to try it anyway. I got
some Boca Burgers recently and found them surprisingly
tasty, so I thought I would look into some more faux meat.
It is incredibly low in fat.

Naomi D.

Naomi Darvell said:

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byakee wrote inter alia:

Quoted message said:

At first I thought you'd misspelled "corn"! So I looked
and found:

quorn.usquorn.usOpen ↗

"...leading premium brand of meat-free foods..."

Seems there's a store nearby that sells their products,
I'll have to check it out. I have nothing against meat,
per se, I'm just keeping an eye out for lower calories
and fat...

You will hear stories about how people are getting ill
from eating the stuff. I have decided to try it anyway. I
got some Boca Burgers recently and found them surprisingly
tasty, so I thought I would look into some more faux meat.
It is incredibly low in fat.

Naomi D.

Boca Burgers aren't bad as far as "let's pretend we're a
burger" goes. But I'm not going out of my way to avoid meat,
or carbs either for that matter.

Jill