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Recipe submitted by Charbot Kimzoid, 09/26/08

Pesto Chick'n & Mushrooms

Ingredients (use vegan versions):

    1 package (8 oz or 227g) of chick'n strips
    1 package (8 oz or 227g) of mushrooms
    1 1/2 to 2 cups (or 345g to 460g) of fresh basil leaves
    garlic
    pine nuts
    olive oil
    vegan butter
    soy sauce
    salt
    pepper

Directions:

For the pesto:

I make the pesto by taste, I never use measurements...

Put the basil, pine nuts, garlic, olive oil, and salt in a blender and blend until it's nice, thick, and most of the clumps are out.  For the pine nuts, I just dump some in my hand and drop them in, and Katie and I are garlic lovers, so I probably put in about 4 cloves worth...seriously.  It may even be more, who knows.  I put about 3  'glugs' of olive oil in.

For the chick'n and mushrooms:

Slice the mushrooms to your liking.  On medium high heat, melt the vegan butter in a pan and toss the mushrooms in.  Put a splash of soy sauce on them, maybe about a teaspoon's or tablespoon's worth (you don't want to overpower it).  Add pepper to taste.  Stir.

After the soy sauce has cooked into the mushrooms (about 5 minutes), add the chick'n strips.  I cut them in half with a wooden spoon after they have thawed to make them more 'bite sized'.  Cook to your liking, I cooked ours until it was nice and brown on the outside.  I added a little garlic towards the end and sauteed it for a minute or two.

Remove from heat and stir in the pesto.  Serve with pasta or mashed potatoes.  Put it on some bread.  Then, eat it and enjoy.

Serves: 2 - 4 servings

Preparation time: 10 minutes plus 10 to 15 minutes cook time

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« Reply #1 on: October 03, 2008, 07:00:30 AM »

This is a nice dish and easy to prepare.  I didn't really have enough pine nuts for the pesto so I used walnuts instead and toasted the few pine nuts to sprinkle on top.  I tossed it all with fresh linguine and sprinkled on a little vegan Parmesan.  Nom, nom, nom!
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