Vegan and gluten-free blood sausage
plus 15 minutes rest
If we are looking for a blood sausage that protects animals, the planet and our health, this vegan blood sausage is the ideal alternative, since in addition to being original and delicious, it is sustainable and healthy.
It is a blood sausage made exclusively with ingredients of plant origin, which does not contain gluten (and therefore is suitable for people with celiac disease and with sensitivity to gluten) and which is free of cholesterol and trans fat.
Thus, we are facing a more digestive version than the conventional one, made with nutritious ingredients that are respectful with animals and the environment, which are also very simple and easy to find.
Another advantage of this blood sausage is that to make it we do not need to use transparent film, so there will be no danger of consuming plastic waste and its consumption will be safer for our health and that of the planet.
Regarding its nutritional properties, this vegetable blood sausage is rich in proteins, fiber, flavonoids, allicin, alliin, carbohydrates, omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids, vitamins C, E, K and group B (B1, B2, B3 , B5, B6 and B9 or folic acid); sulfur, calcium, copper, phosphorus, iron, magnesium, manganese, potassium, selenium, sodium, and zinc.
In short, this vegetable version of blood sausage allows us, in addition to enjoying its delicious flavor, taking care of our health, acquiring essential nutrients to protect our immune system and dispensing with harmful and inflammatory foods.
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- Step 1Save a little of the cooking water from the beans and put the beans in a colander. Rinse them under the tap and set aside while they drain.
- Step 2Peel the onion and cut it very small.
- Step 3Put to heat the oil in a frying pan and, when it is warm, add the onion and let it cook for 6 minutes over low heat so that it does not burn. When it is tender and transparent, remove from the heat.
- Step 4Put the beans in a bowl and mash them with the help of a fork or a pestle until a thick dough is obtained. Next, add all the ingredients except the tapioca starch. Mix well all the ingredients and let the dough settle for 15 minutes.
- Step 5After this time, add the tapioca starch and stir again until you get a uniform dough.
- Step 6Cut 4 pieces of baking paper of about 15 cm. wide each one. Take one of the pieces of paper and place 165 gr. of dough on the left edge, so that it occupies about 10 cm. long, at most. Next, roll it carefully, squeezing the dough a little to form a cylinder of about 3 cm. thick. Tie the ends with a piece of cord or thread, making 2 or 3 knots on each side.
- Step 7When the ends are tied, take more cord or thread and roll it along the blood sausage without tightening it excessively so that it does not deform them. Then make a couple of knots to prevent them from unrolling during cooking. When the first blood sausage is formed, repeat the same process with the others.
- Step 8When all the vegan blood sausages are formed, steam them for 40 minutes, turning them over after 20 minutes to get them done evenly. After this time, let them cool and serve them or store them in the refrigerator.