You can definitely
use soaked sunflower seeds instead of cashews If you aren't allergic to coconut, a 100 % coconut whip with a tablespoon of syrup would work as well.
This may be a stupid question, but are we supposed to use a cup
of soaked sunflower seeds or a cup that was measured dry and then soaked.
By pulsing
soaked sunflower seeds in a food processor together with salty capers, shallots, oil, apple cider vinegar, lemon and nori sheet, you actually get something that looks weirdly similar to canned tuna with a crumbly, moist texture and a flavour that reminds me of salty seas and umami.
It's important to
soak the sunflower seeds to achieve the right texture so don't skip that step.
Rinse and drain
the soaked sunflower seeds and add them to a blender (or food processor) with the remaining aioli ingredients.
This time, I consulted the recipe just to see if I needed to adhere more closely and decided that I didn't because, for example, I didn't want to include the parsley it called for and I knew I wanted mayonnaise to adhere all of the ingredients together, while the original recipe relies only on the moistness of the celery, onion, parsley,
soaked sunflower seeds and a tiny bit of lemon juice.
To
soak the sunflower seeds, place in a bowl and add 2 cups (500 mL) warm water.
I highly recommend
you soak the sunflower seeds prior to toasting them.
Rinse and drain
the soaked sunflower seeds.
Soak sunflower seeds in plenty of water and place in the refrigerator overnight.
Rinse and drain
the soaked sunflower seeds and add to a blender with the remaining sauce ingredients.
Soak the sunflower seeds and hazelnuts at least two hours before you begin preparing the bread.
All I did to make this was
soak some sunflower seeds overnight, then gave them a quick rinse in a strainer the next day.
First,
soak the sunflower seeds for at least 8 hours in 1.5 cups of water and keep covered on the counter or in the fridge (You can do this overnight or in the morning and make the milk when you get home.).