How To Cook with Textured Soy Protein

If you're curious to try something new, let me tell you how to cook with textured soy protein, a wonderful ingredient that offers plenty of possibilities!

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BONUS: at the end, you'll find the most delicious recipes with textured soy protein you can try to inspire you!

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TSP (textured soy protein) is a perfect meat replacement. It’s basically soy flour cooked under pressure. Then it’s dehydrated and the end result looks like tiny chunks or crumbles.

What is TSP?

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The best thing about TSP is that it absorbs all flavors, spices, and sauces exactly like a sponge. This makes it a perfect meat replacement. It’s like ground meat, only vegan!

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The very first step is to rehydrate the crumbles. But keep in mind that the crumbles themselves have almost no taste. Which is key here and a great advantage on our side.

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When rehydrating, don’t forget to add the spices and herbs right away, so you can ensure that your TSP takes up all the yummy flavors.

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There are smaller TSP crumbles and bigger TSP chunks, sometimes even 10 cm long! Make sure you choose the best size and shape for your recipe.

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Are you interested in putting this information to test? Here are some amazing recipes with textured soy protein you can try!

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Here are some yummy recipes to try!

Ground Soy Quesadillas

Vegan Goulash Soup

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Vegan Kung Pao Chick’n

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Here are some yummy recipes to try!

Vegan Teriyaki Wings

Vegan Butter Chick’n

Coconut Curry Chick’n Soup

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