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I live in Oakland California. I have been going to a great Vietnamese
restaurant that has all kinds of textured protien. They make an excellent beef dish out of this stuff. I walked down to Chinatown and purchased Chicken Chunk and Vegetarian Beef Tendon (that's what the packet says) made with non gentically modified soy. Ingredients: Isolated soy protein, soy bean fiber, unhydrogenated soy bean oil, all nauran [sic] vegetarian seasoning. I called the Lung Wei Chi Agriculture Co as their phone is on the packet, but no one speaks English. I want to know how best to prepare it. It may be a matter of only steaming it and putting it in a sauce (or microwaving). In the shop they had dried, refrigerated vaccum sealed (which is what I bought), and frozen. Can anyone help me find out more information on how to prepare? I could use some advice on making Vietnamese sauces too. Thanks Christopher |
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