I would have to use something
other than cashew milk but this recipe looks sooo good.
It's ends up being incredibly creamy, a bit
lighter than the cashew - based ones, and with a simple coconut flavor.
And, if we are being honest, I might even like cashew milk
more than cashew cream in this recipe.
I liked it more the next day and am glad to have found a recipe that uses sunflower seeds which are way
cheaper than cashews.
You can use either almond or cashew flour in the filling, almond has a less pronounced
taste than cashews and doesn't take away from the pumpkin flavor.
I don't think walnuts would work here because they're quite a bit harder and more
oily than cashews.
Though that goal is still a long way off, his team is already at work on the next step: modifying whole cashews, rather
than cashew extract, to be hypoallergenic.
We haven't tried the ricotta with anything
other than the cashews, but perhaps we should do some work to develop a nut - free version.
It's so much lower calories and
fat than the cashew «cheese» that I've been using... I'm sure I'll use it many times in the future.
It's ends up being incredibly creamy, a bit
lighter than the cashew - based ones, and with a simple coconut flavor.
Yeah, traditional eggplant parm has mozzarella, but I opted to keep things simple, and there isn't much that
simpler than cashew ricotta.
But while the macadamia nuts are soft and I think they could be used with a high powered blender for the filling, they also have a stronger
flavor than cashews... But it's worth a try in my opinion.
I personally love Tahini because it's great for my digestion, my skin, and similar in properties (and uses) to nut butters, but I find it a bit lighter, easier to digest, and admittedly, less
addictive than my cashew or almond butters.
Didn't change a thing except I added some mushrooms I needed to use up and I only had slivered almonds
rather than cashews.
After reading Mélanie's comment, I made a batch with sunflower seeds and it was perfect, even
better than the cashew one!
-LSB-...] delish with homemade refried beans, vegan queso sauce (made with this recipe from Post-Punk Kitchen, but using chickpeas, rather
than cashews), and fresh cilantro from the -LSB-...]
Other
than cashews, I never ate them, and I absolutely hated them in my baked goods.
I liked the lighter (
than cashew) taste.
I haven't tried this with anything other
than cashews, but my best guesses would be tahini or hemp seeds.
You could possibly use a nut other
than cashews, such as macadamia nuts or blanched almonds, but keep in mind that substitutions might change the flavor.
this also makes the recipe more affordable, sunflower seeds being way cheaper
than cashews, and they are rather creamy.
I find that I prefer them with almonds rather
than cashews but glad to hear they worked well with cashews too!