Vegan Omelette or Egg Butties

Name: Vegan Omelette or Egg Butties
Ingredients: Omelette; 175g/generous 6oz firm silken tofu (half a pack of most brands). If using a tetrapack, no need to weigh, just open the packet, tip out the tofu then slice it in half; 2 tbsp nutritional yeast flakes (larger Tesco, Ocado, Holland & Barrett, independent health food shops); ¼ cup/4 tbsp chickpea flour (also known as gram or besan flour). Sold in larger supermarkets, health food shops and Asian grocers; 1½ tsp cornflour or arrowroot; ¼ tsp turmeric; Large pinch smoked paprika; ½ tsp Himalayan ‘black’ salt (adds a slightly ‘eggy’ flavour to the mixture) – or just use regular salt if you can’t find it; 6 tbsp aquafaba (tinned chickpea or tinned white bean goo – Value type works just as well as posh healthfood shop brands); 1 tbsp olive oil; Optional fillings (but feel free to invent your own!) Use one or two of these only. It’s best to prepare or cook them up first and keep hot as the omelette cooks very quickly.; Cheese – grate some melting vegan cheese (eg Violife) into the mixture and fry the omelette; Sundried tomatoes and basil – chop a handful of sundried tomatoes from a jar, add to the mix and serve the cooked omelette with torn fresh basil leaves

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This delicious vegan alternative to omelette is quick and easy to make - and can be used for alternative egg butties by making little ones! Result. While good to eat...

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Ingredients

Omelette
175g/generous 6oz firm silken tofu (half a pack of most brands). If using a tetrapack, no need to weigh, just open the packet, tip out the tofu then slice it in half
2 tbsp nutritional yeast flakes (larger Tesco, Ocado, Holland & Barrett, independent health food shops)
¼ cup/4 tbsp chickpea flour (also known as gram or besan flour). Sold in larger supermarkets, health food shops and Asian grocers
1½ tsp cornflour or arrowroot
¼ tsp turmeric
Large pinch smoked paprika
½ tsp Himalayan ‘black’ salt (adds a slightly ‘eggy’ flavour to the mixture) – or just use regular salt if you can’t find it
6 tbsp aquafaba (tinned chickpea or tinned white bean goo – Value type works just as well as posh healthfood shop brands)
1 tbsp olive oil
Optional fillings (but feel free to invent your own!) Use one or two of these only. It’s best to prepare or cook them up first and keep hot as the omelette cooks very quickly.
Cheese – grate some melting vegan cheese (eg Violife) into the mixture and fry the omelette
Sundried tomatoes and basil – chop a handful of sundried tomatoes from a jar, add to the mix and serve the cooked omelette with torn fresh basil leaves