Re: Can you substitue nuts?

[Guest guest]

go for it! most of my mock anything recipes call for nuts. I do not use peanuts. Haven't eaten a peanut in 19 years.

I would use the brazil nuts, but remember they are probably a bit more moist than the peanuts. You may have to adjust the water or other liquid in the recipe.

If you want to send me the recipe I can give it a quick scan and see if I can help.

Shari - owner

Food of Paradise

[Guest guest]

Hi,

On Sat, Mar 05, 2005 at 05:38:11 -0000, genoneone wrote:

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> I found a recipe for Mock Meat Loaf that I want to make for our

> Sunday get together at church. It calls for a pound of Peanuts. I

> was wondering if I could use either brazil nuts or hazelnuts (which

> I have on hand)instead of the peanuts. I would appreciate any

> suggestions.

I think it would be quite OK to use brazils or walnuts.

Not sure what hazelnuts are like. Lots of loaf type things

do use those 2 though.

Persian

I never use peanuts in recipes anyway.

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[Guest guest]

This reminds me of a neat idea for children. Take a small size melon baller and just about any veggie and make pea-sized balls. My kids love anything round lol. Different sizes make different textures and I think that is what appeals to the appetite as well.

Janet

----- Original Message -----

From: Shari Viger

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Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2005 9:50 PM

Subject: Re: Can you substitue nuts?

I think maybe so, but not ever seeing a spirooli or its product I'm not entirely sure. My tool makes angel hair pasta out of vegetables. No need to cook, just eat raw or use with a sauce.

Shari

[Guest guest]

Here's a quick and easy salad for dinner that looks good and tastes excellent and you probably have all the ingredients right there:

Hello Shari,

I made your salad for the church dinner today. I did add some shredded zuccini. The ones who tatsed it said it was good. I know that I will make it again. I also made an Avocado Veggie Loaf. My husband likes it and those who tried it said it was good. I think I need to experiment with it more, it was good but needed something. I also made a banana salad and put a nut type cream over them, in place of my usual salad dressing.

Thank you for the recipe and may you have a blessed day.

Margaret in IL

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