Recipe Directions
1. Put 3/4 of the ground seeds into the food processor. Add all the other ingredients apart from the oil and process.
2. Stop the processor and spoon down the veg from the sides. Add the oil and process again for a few seconds.
3. Put the remaining ground seeds into a bowl and add a little ground or whole flax seed.
4. Take spoonfuls of the mixture and shape into little long croquettes, coat in the seeds and place on a teflex sheet.
5. Dry at 145 Fahrenheit for one hour, then flip over and turn the dryer down to 115 Fahrenheit for the remaining time. These can be eaten warmed up just for 10 minutes in the dryer or dried a little more for lunch the next day.
Sweetpea's Thoughts
By sweetpea Tasty vegetable croquettes for lunch or dinner.
Nicely served with salad and mayonnaise. Yum!
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sweetpea
Jul 12, 2010
Use more ground seeds if the mixture seems too wet.
sweetpea
Jun 07, 2010
Thank you everyone for such lovely positive comments. After 6 years all raw in the UK, I've had to be innovative to stay raw by making alot of raw versions of my favourite 'cooked' versions.
Punky, to accompany the croquettes, I just massaged some kale with a pinch salt and oil and about a tablespoon of raw seed paste (in my book), any mayo or seed pate recipe will do. I then put a slice tomato on top and used this on my plate. A little more mayo or seed paste as a cream on the side. I have to say I really enjoyed eating this one!
Achin70, you don't have to dry these but I like them warm and they form a slight crust making them more liked the 'cooked' version if you dry them out longer. I put them in at 145 for 1 hour to get started and then turned them down to 115 for about another hour. Now, I know there's some controversy about dehydrating times but I go with the 'tree of life', Gabriel Cousens kitchen and their recommendations when using an excalibur.
punky
Jun 07, 2010
Hi Sweetpea... were can we find the recipe for your "picture" dish? It looks sooo delicious!
All
lilcute789
Aug 23, 2010
mmmmmm....
I'm thinking next year's Passover recipe...
sweetpea
Jul 12, 2010
Use more ground seeds if the mixture seems too wet.
natnode
Jul 05, 2010
I made these last night for the first time. The dough was really wet and it was hard to coat the logs with the seed paste, so I mostly just mushed the paste on the logs. They sure didn't look nice going into the dehydrator, but I was hoping for the best! This was lunch and really enjoyed the flavors and the texture, but not big on visuals. I'll be making your Cheesy Pie tonight - can't wait! Thanks.
sweetpea
Jun 07, 2010
Thank you everyone for such lovely positive comments. After 6 years all raw in the UK, I've had to be innovative to stay raw by making alot of raw versions of my favourite 'cooked' versions.
Punky, to accompany the croquettes, I just massaged some kale with a pinch salt and oil and about a tablespoon of raw seed paste (in my book), any mayo or seed pate recipe will do. I then put a slice tomato on top and used this on my plate. A little more mayo or seed paste as a cream on the side. I have to say I really enjoyed eating this one!
Achin70, you don't have to dry these but I like them warm and they form a slight crust making them more liked the 'cooked' version if you dry them out longer. I put them in at 145 for 1 hour to get started and then turned them down to 115 for about another hour. Now, I know there's some controversy about dehydrating times but I go with the 'tree of life', Gabriel Cousens kitchen and their recommendations when using an excalibur.
stylistchick
Jun 07, 2010
yes, you do have some kick arse recipes sweetpea!
stylistchick
Jun 07, 2010
YUMMERS!
jeshuabrown
Jun 07, 2010
Wow, these sound good enough for a picky child! Thanks for sharing!
anmanoel
Jun 07, 2010
this sounds so good. you really have cool creative recipes out there!
achin70
Jun 07, 2010
Sweetpea, what's the approximate total dehydrating time? I'm not big on dehydrating entrees, only desserts. I might just remove the Teflex sheets halfway through to speed things up. BTW, looks yummy and substantial! :)
JoyceH
Jun 07, 2010
Lovely! I look forward to your book Sweetpea!
:-)
punky
Jun 07, 2010
Hi Sweetpea... were can we find the recipe for your "picture" dish? It looks sooo delicious!
sweetpea
Jun 07, 2010
Hi, I just put in the sprouts to use them up. You don't need them. They tasted really good.
kellygoneraw
Jun 06, 2010
looks great! are the lentil sprouts truly optional? if so, this looks like a really easy cheap recipe.
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