Recipe Directions
1. Mix crust ingredients together. Set aside in a bowl.
2. Place nugget ingredients, minus water, in a food processor. Process and add water until a chunky, oatmeal cookie batter consistency, not too smooth.
3. Scoop out with a tablespoon and shape to a nugget. Roll it in the crust and put on a dehydrator screen. Repeat until used up.
4. Dry at 145 Fahrenheit for 1 hour, than at 100 Fahrenheit for 12 – 24 hours, until just damp in the middle. Serve warm from dehydrator. I freeze extras and warm in dehydrator before eating.
Laurao's Thoughts
By laurao Having a toddler, nieces, and nephews that love ‘nuggets’, I’ve been playing with a possible raw, vegan replacement for ‘chicken nuggets.’
So far, I’ve come up with this recipe that both my husband and daughter like!
It’s not a complete replacement for taste and texture, but a pleasing substitute!
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hail-kale
Jun 27, 2010
yep. you rule. plain and simple. kelp noodles? pure ingenuity. i can't wait to try these! on a side note, alissa cohen has "chicken patties" in her book, and uses sprouted lentils for the base... and it tasted like sprouted lentils. these are what i'm talkin' about. bringin' some nooch into the action. my kinda woman, if you ask me.
lalala
Jul 19, 2010
i just made these with some spicy raw ketchup and they were awesome. i put some more in the dehydrator before i left at a low temp so they'll be warm and crispy when i get home. hungry just thinking about it!
laurao
Aug 22, 2010
Hey Lalala, glad you liked them! Jeshuabrown... I got my Kelp Noodles delivered to my door. Go to this link and you can too :)
http://www.kelpnoodles.com/products_seatangle_noodles.html
Enjoy!
All
laurao
Aug 22, 2010
Hey Lalala, glad you liked them! Jeshuabrown... I got my Kelp Noodles delivered to my door. Go to this link and you can too :)
http://www.kelpnoodles.com/products_seatangle_noodles.html
Enjoy!
jeshuabrown
Jul 20, 2010
I can't get kelp noodles in Iowa-but I so want to make these! Any ideas what I could substitute?
lalala
Jul 19, 2010
i just made these with some spicy raw ketchup and they were awesome. i put some more in the dehydrator before i left at a low temp so they'll be warm and crispy when i get home. hungry just thinking about it!
lzhpt
Jul 17, 2010
Dexter-many raw foodists advocate beginning the dehydration at 145 for the first hour. The food itself doesn't get to that temp and it reduces the time the food is in the dehydrator, thereby greatly reducing bacterial growth in the food.
laurao
Jun 29, 2010
Hi all. Yep, the Kelp Noodles are from Sea Tangle and I got them from their online site (which seems to be down right now). However, I can get them at Whole Foods too (refrigerator section). I like this recipe, but I still hope to improve on it. At first, I didn't allow them to dry enough and they were a bit doughy on the inside. So if that happens, just dehydrate them a little more. Plus, being a little warm makes them seem more like the 'real deal'. If 145 seems to high for the initial hour, bring it down. As long as the food itself doesn't get that hot, it shouldn't be that damaging as it brings the overall time in the dehydrator down. But that's your call. Nothing in life should be too rigid. ;) That's my call.
Dexter
Jun 28, 2010
You might want to think about changing the temp for dehydration - at 145 is pretty darn high - for optimum nutrition and optimum enzymatic activity I've always learned that 105 is the highest temp to use.
mandelicious
Jun 27, 2010
whole foods will probably have them. they're clear noodles that look like vietnamese glass noodles, but they're made from kelp and say "a raw food" on the package. they're made by sea tangle. and they are my favorite noodle substitute, much better than any veggie noodle, in my opinion.
love the chicken patties! want to try them on my niece & nephews!
MmmMmmGood
Jun 27, 2010
What are kelp noodles and where can I find them? Whole Foods? Can't wait to try this as it sounds wonderful :) P.S. I'm obsessed with nooch too...mmmm
MmmMmmGood
Jun 27, 2010
What are kelp noodles and where can I find them? Whole Foods? Can't wait to try this as it sounds wonderful :) P.S. I'm obsessed with nooch too...mmmm
MmmMmmGood
Jun 27, 2010
What are kelp noodles and where can I find them? Whole Foods? Can't wait to try this as it sounds wonderful :) P.S. I'm obsessed with nooch too...mmmm
hail-kale
Jun 27, 2010
yep. you rule. plain and simple. kelp noodles? pure ingenuity. i can't wait to try these! on a side note, alissa cohen has "chicken patties" in her book, and uses sprouted lentils for the base... and it tasted like sprouted lentils. these are what i'm talkin' about. bringin' some nooch into the action. my kinda woman, if you ask me.
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