Un-turkey soup for the day after Thanksgiving when everyone else is having leftovers. Also good broth for Mom’s Famous Stuffing. For soup, add finely chopped veggies and warm. I adapted this from Rawguru’s chicken soup recipe. I am also going to use this broth blended with crimini mushrooms to make gravy.
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Ingredients

2 cup warm water
½ cup pine nuts
1 tablespoon Sciabica fresh pressed olive oil
½ teaspoon fresh lemon juice
2 tablespoon poultry seasoning (or 1/2 tbsp each rosemary, thyme, oregano, & sage)
1 teaspoon ground celery seeds
1 teaspoon dill
½ teaspoon sea salt (or to taste)
¼ teaspoon fresh ground pepper

Recipe Directions

Blend all the ingredients until the mixture looks smooth and creamy. Let sit in blender for about 10 minutes. Strain through nut milk bag, strainer, or cheesecloth. Pulp can be dehydrated to make a mock turkey patty.

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By Renoir

Un-turkey soup for the day after Thanksgiving when everyone else is having leftovers. Also good broth for Mom’s Famous Stuffing. For soup, add finely chopped veggies and warm. I adapted this from Rawguru’s chicken soup recipe. I am also going to use this broth blended with crimini mushrooms to make gravy.

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NorCalJesse

Feb 08, 2010

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Mmmmmmm! Sounds awesome! I'm curious about the "mock turkey patty" you mention. Sounds like it would be great for Thanksgiving along with raw cranberry sauce, raw gravy, raw stuffing. Have you tried making the patty yet? Does it hold together? Any other tips for making it? Thanks!

Renoir

Feb 08, 2010

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For the patty, I added some ground flaxseed to make it hold together and dehydrated. There are also some other mock turkey recipes on this thread... http://www.therawtarian.com/forums/2/topics/1816

Renoir

Feb 08, 2010

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Ok, so if anyone really wants to make the patty with the leftoever pulp, I would recommend using almonds or a denser nut. When I made it with almonds there was a lot more pulp and the patties came out pretty good. I think pine nuts really get creamed into the broth, so the pulp that's left is mostly just an herb patty.

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Renoir

Feb 08, 2010

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Ok, so if anyone really wants to make the patty with the leftoever pulp, I would recommend using almonds or a denser nut. When I made it with almonds there was a lot more pulp and the patties came out pretty good. I think pine nuts really get creamed into the broth, so the pulp that's left is mostly just an herb patty.

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RawJim

Feb 08, 2010

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Yeah! Another fan of Sciabica's oil!

Renoir

Feb 08, 2010

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For the patty, I added some ground flaxseed to make it hold together and dehydrated. There are also some other mock turkey recipes on this thread... http://www.therawtarian.com/forums/2/topics/1816

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NorCalJesse

Feb 08, 2010

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Mmmmmmm! Sounds awesome! I'm curious about the "mock turkey patty" you mention. Sounds like it would be great for Thanksgiving along with raw cranberry sauce, raw gravy, raw stuffing. Have you tried making the patty yet? Does it hold together? Any other tips for making it? Thanks!

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