Took a few liberties and used smoked paprika in
place of liquid smoke and a dash of agave nectar instead of the maple syrup.
The sodium is high for me so I might opt for low sodium and a half
amount of liquid smoke and hope it doesn't alter the taste too much..
This turned out much more tasty with red beets, celery, Southwestern seasonings, a tiny
touch of liquid smoke, and of course, the Beyond Meat Feisty Crumbles.
Ladle soup into bowls and add 1/2 T fresh lemon juice per bowl and 1
t of liquid smoke or chipotle sauce.
Or do I need to buy me a
bottle of liquid smoke... bonus points if someone can tell me how long a bottle of that shiz keeps.
After cleaning and chopping I would put them in a bag to marinate for a bit (balsamic & soy) including thyme maybe and some spices from the dish in it along with a few
sprinkles of liquid smoke.
-- In the recipe you are using, cut the number of chipotles in half and use two or three drops
of liquid smoke for each chipotle omitted.
Added 3 cloves of minced garlic, one
tbs of liquid smoke and Sweet Baby Ray's Hickory and Brown Sugar BBQ sauce!
Tempeh Bacon 1 8oz package of tempeh, crumbled 2 tbsp of soy sauce or coconut aminos 1 tsp of maple syrup a few dashes
of liquid smoke Combine all of the ingredients in a bowl and mix up.
I cooked in the oven at 225, on a grate over a pan, no water, did a very light
coating of liquid smoke (1 tsp total, rolled the gluten in it before the rub).
Grated tempeh with a little bit
of liquid smoke makes vegan lasagne, cannelloni and simple bolognese style pastas kind of heavenly.
I love smokey flavours so I added a few drops
of liquid smoke as well as the smoked paprika.
So a short while later I replenished my
supply of liquid smoke (used up in my Bacon Jam) and set to work, joy renewed and a spring in my step.
I'm not that into tempeh so I just added a
bunch of liquid smoke to the soup as it cooked, and it was soooooooo good.
3 cups Strong Smoked Russian Caravan Black Tea (it has a smokey flavor, a combination of Chinese Keemun and Lapsang Souchong teas) or 3 Cups black tea with 2 Tablespoons of liquid smoke
With just a
hint of liquid smoke, the dressing gets that bacon taste that traditional Caesar salad has — without using bacon.
This dish would require another animal protein source in form of pancetta, but I use something different: cremini mushrooms, with a good
dose of liquid smoke.
In order to duplicate that process, to reheat previously smoked foods, I would put some water in the bottom of a large disposable aluminum roasting pan (perhaps with a bit
of liquid smoke added to the water, or not, your choice), put a rack in the pan, then put the product, whole or sliced on the rack.
HS: Brilliant idea - I wonder if you could do an XX strong, concentrated tablespoon of brewed tea, and use it in
place of liquid smoke?
For the meaty element of my vegan banh mi I chose tofu marinated similarly to a simple tofu bacon with soy sauce, maple syrup, tomato paste and a
touch of liquid smoke.
As the other reviewers said, this is so easy to put in the crockpot and forget it... I couldn't find a smoked turkey leg, so used a regular turkey leg, and added about 1
T of liquid smoke.
You can experiment with the flavours; try different Dukkah's, vary the
amounts of both liquid smoke and Dukkah and add different spices If you are longing for a smoky -LSB-...]
I love it in my miso soup — tblsp of miso,
sprinkle of liquid smoke, some nootch (nutritional yeast) and some low - sodium soy sauce mixed in warm water.
I've never
heard of liquid smoke, and I'm not sure what they would call that in French (I'm in France), do you have any clue?
I added a little water to prevent any dripping juices from burning, plus a splash or two
of liquid smoke for extra smoky flavor.
I just made it today; added a little Smoked Hungarian Paprika (actually like 1 TBSP) and a couple
drops of liquid smoke and it was killer.
After reading about tamari (which I don't have and couldn't find at the store) I used soy sauce with a little
bit of liquid smoke, and it was very good.