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Thread started 11/21/04 6:27pm

irresistibleb1
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The Tofurkey Verdict

ok, so to follow up on my other thread about the tofurkey breast...





tried it tonight, with red cabbage and a mushroom-sherry gravy.

it had none of that gelatinous goop around it, like i've heard the complete tofurkey does. the stuffing was decent, with wild rice and croutons. the tofurkey "meat" was also decent, a firmer kind than the boxed stuff.

all in all, it was edible, but nothing to write home about. might be a neat alternative for a holiday dinner, but i like a good, creative veggie dish just as well.

just thought i'd report back! thumbs up!



oh, and...


























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Reply #1 posted 11/21/04 6:32pm

Anxiety

i almost bought a tofurkey at trader joe's today, but my boyfriend - who has tried it in the past and is a pretty amazing cook, to boot - held a quick intervention and suggested i might want to perhaps opt for a nice casserole instead. so no tofurkey for me this year! lol
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Reply #2 posted 11/21/04 6:32pm

althom

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Can you shape it into the form of a Turkey?
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Reply #3 posted 11/21/04 6:33pm

Anxiety

althom said:

Can you shape it into the form of a Turkey?


well, it's in the shape of a beer swigging robot, so i guess it's close enough! biggrin
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Reply #4 posted 11/21/04 6:34pm

irresistibleb1
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Anxiety said:

i almost bought a tofurkey at trader joe's today, but my boyfriend - who has tried it in the past and is a pretty amazing cook, to boot - held a quick intervention and suggested i might want to perhaps opt for a nice casserole instead. so no tofurkey for me this year! lol


gotta love a casserole! thumbs up!
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Reply #5 posted 11/21/04 6:35pm

irresistibleb1
tch

Anxiety said:

althom said:

Can you shape it into the form of a Turkey?


well, it's in the shape of a beer swigging robot, so i guess it's close enough! biggrin


these are the moments when i wished i knew the first thing about Photoshop! lol

oh, Lleeeeena! batting eyes
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Reply #6 posted 11/21/04 6:36pm

althom

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Anxiety said:

althom said:

Can you shape it into the form of a Turkey?


well, it's in the shape of a beer swigging robot, so i guess it's close enough! biggrin

How about I shape it to fit your arse. hmm

Oops! Might need more tofo to do that. mr.green
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Reply #7 posted 11/21/04 6:37pm

Anxiety

althom said:

Anxiety said:



well, it's in the shape of a beer swigging robot, so i guess it's close enough! biggrin

How about I shape it to fit your arse. hmm

Oops! Might need more tofo to do that. mr.green


why don't you shape your lips to fit my...ahem. HAPPY TOFURKEY DAY!!!!
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Reply #8 posted 11/21/04 6:38pm

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Anxiety said:

althom said:


How about I shape it to fit your arse. hmm

Oops! Might need more tofo to do that. mr.green


why don't you shape your lips to fit my...ahem. HAPPY TOFURKEY DAY!!!!

hmm
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Reply #9 posted 11/21/04 6:38pm

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irresistibleb1tch said:

Anxiety said:

i almost bought a tofurkey at trader joe's today, but my boyfriend - who has tried it in the past and is a pretty amazing cook, to boot - held a quick intervention and suggested i might want to perhaps opt for a nice casserole instead. so no tofurkey for me this year! lol


gotta love a casserole! thumbs up!


i gotta say...i AM curious about it. hmmm
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Reply #10 posted 11/21/04 6:39pm

irresistibleb1
tch

Anxiety said:

irresistibleb1tch said:



gotta love a casserole! thumbs up!


i gotta say...i AM curious about it. hmmm


hey, i have an AWESOME recipe for a sweet potato, white bean and bell pepper casserole that's to die for! let me know if you want the recipe!
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Reply #11 posted 11/21/04 6:40pm

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irresistibleb1tch said:

Anxiety said:



i gotta say...i AM curious about it. hmmm


hey, i have an AWESOME recipe for a sweet potato, white bean and bell pepper casserole that's to die for! let me know if you want the recipe!


daaaang! we gotta do some recipe trading - i've been cutting up all my old vegetarian times magazines and putting a recipe box together. we fixed some freakin' phenomenal barley-stuffed bell peppers recently - yum yum! drool
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Reply #12 posted 11/21/04 6:42pm

irresistibleb1
tch

Anxiety said:

irresistibleb1tch said:



hey, i have an AWESOME recipe for a sweet potato, white bean and bell pepper casserole that's to die for! let me know if you want the recipe!


daaaang! we gotta do some recipe trading - i've been cutting up all my old vegetarian times magazines and putting a recipe box together. we fixed some freakin' phenomenal barley-stuffed bell peppers recently - yum yum! drool


drool deal! thumbs up!
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Reply #13 posted 11/21/04 6:50pm

Byron

One Thanksgiving I made beans & rice (three different types of beans: santa fe, carribian black and just a mix that I made from scratch and two different types of rice)...fresh sourdough rolls (warm), assorted veggies and dips, deviled eggs, pickles, olives, grapes, two salads (ceasar and garden), fresh green beans and corn on the cob...not a turkey (or tofurkey) in sight. thumbs up!
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Reply #14 posted 11/21/04 6:54pm

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Maybe it tastes ok , but i don't understand
why all those vegetarian things have to taste like meat
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Reply #15 posted 11/21/04 6:55pm

irresistibleb1
tch

Dewrede said:

Maybe it tastes ok , but i don't understand
why all those vegetarian things have to taste like meat


actually, it doesn't taste like meat at all - if it did, i wouldn't like it. (for example, i don't care much for Boca Burgers - tastes too much like dead cow to me)
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Reply #16 posted 11/21/04 6:56pm

irresistibleb1
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Byron said:

One Thanksgiving I made beans & rice (three different types of beans: santa fe, carribian black and just a mix that I made from scratch and two different types of rice)...fresh sourdough rolls (warm), assorted veggies and dips, deviled eggs, pickles, olives, grapes, two salads (ceasar and garden), fresh green beans and corn on the cob...not a turkey (or tofurkey) in sight. :thumpsup:


sounds great! nod
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Reply #17 posted 11/21/04 7:04pm

Anxiety

Dewrede said:

Maybe it tastes ok , but i don't understand
why all those vegetarian things have to taste like meat


sometimes, like on thanksgiving, people who eat meat like to prepare things for their veggie family members/loved-ones/etc. that makes 'em feel like they're not excluded from the festivities - i guess stuff like tofurkey fills that need. myself, i mostly like to make veggie dishes and tofu curries - but i don't mind the occasional bocaburger or tofu corn dog. if they're done really well, they're foods i can share with my carnivorous friends and we can both enjoy. but it's nothing that i'd consider a necessity. gimme a good curry and i'm a happy boy. nod
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Reply #18 posted 11/21/04 7:25pm

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Anxiety said:



sometimes, like on thanksgiving, people who eat meat like to prepare things for their veggie family members/loved-ones/etc. that makes 'em feel like they're not excluded from the festivities - i guess stuff like tofurkey fills that need. myself,


Yes,that makes sense
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Reply #19 posted 11/21/04 7:46pm

endorphin74

whew!

I'm glad it wasn't awful for you!


In the last thread I was raving about the Quorn "turkey" breast product and how good it was. Well, I'm sticking to that but....My BF brought home a box of their 'chikless nuggets' to try and I was ill Now, it's been 15 years since I intentionally ate meat, so my memory is sketchy at best. But, I think the Quorn nuggets just had a taste and texture that was a bit too close to meat for my comfort. After 2 og the nuggest, I gave the rest to my BF and just ate my salad.
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Reply #20 posted 11/21/04 8:09pm

Anxiety

you gotta try the morningstar farms buffalo wings. yum yum freakin YUM.
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Reply #21 posted 11/21/04 9:08pm

applekisses

Anxiety said:

you gotta try the morningstar farms buffalo wings. yum yum freakin YUM.



nod those things rock! So do their chicken nuggets. Stay AWAY from the Trader Joe's ones, though...those things are like breaded wallpaper paste globs.
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Reply #22 posted 11/21/04 9:51pm

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applekisses said:

Anxiety said:

you gotta try the morningstar farms buffalo wings. yum yum freakin YUM.



nod those things rock! So do their chicken nuggets. Stay AWAY from the Trader Joe's ones, though...those things are like breaded wallpaper paste globs.


yup, i learned that the hard way. as much as i'd like to say trader joe's can do no wrong, they sure know how to botch up some veggie chicken nuggets. ill
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Reply #23 posted 11/21/04 10:00pm

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I doubt there is enough alcohol in the world to make me eat Tofurkey. However, I'm willing to give it a shot...drink nod
When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading.
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Reply #24 posted 11/21/04 10:01pm

althom

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bkw said:

I doubt there is enough alcohol in the world to make me eat Tofurkey. However, I'm willing to give it a shot...drink nod

You'll regret it! lol
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Reply #25 posted 11/21/04 10:03pm

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althom said:

bkw said:

I doubt there is enough alcohol in the world to make me eat Tofurkey. However, I'm willing to give it a shot...drink nod

You'll regret it! lol

I'm giving the shot at drinking all the alcohol in the world first. woot!
When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading.
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Reply #26 posted 11/21/04 10:04pm

Anxiety

bkw said:

althom said:


You'll regret it! lol

I'm giving the shot at drinking all the alcohol in the world first. woot!


i'd like to give althom a shot. batting eyes
















....but i can't find my slingshot. razz
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Reply #27 posted 11/21/04 10:06pm

subhuman09

Anxiety said:

althom said:

Can you shape it into the form of a Turkey?


well, it's in the shape of a beer swigging robot, so i guess it's close enough! biggrin


So you burn it in the oven then?

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Reply #28 posted 11/21/04 10:08pm

althom

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Anxiety said:

bkw said:


I'm giving the shot at drinking all the alcohol in the world first. woot!


i'd like to give althom a shot. lick

I think that tofu has gone to your head again. hmm
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Reply #29 posted 11/21/04 10:09pm

Anxiety

althom said:

Anxiety said:



i'd like to give althom a boot to the head.

oh, anxiety! oh....OH, anxiety!!! touched



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