Walnut Paté-ish

Once again I tasted something delicious at the store and decided to remake it my way at home: gluten-less, cheaper, and perhaps even tastier. I came home late one night, pulled out the trusty food processor and created this walnut paté. I’ve made it 3 times since and each time it’s a treat. I was calling it “vegan paté” at first, but man, people get freaked out. So I’ve moved on to calling it, Walnut Paté. Try it. I swear it’s a good, cheap, and chock full of protein treat.

Walnut Paté
2 small cloves garlic
1 1/2 cup walnuts
1 1/2 cup pecans
12 ounces silken tofu
3-4 teaspoons cider vinegar
2 Tablespoons wheat-free tamari

In a food processor fitted with an s-blade, chop the garlic. Add the nuts and chop until fine. Add the remaining ingredients. If using FIRM silken tofu, add 1-2 tablespoons of water to smooth it out. The second round of this I used medium silken and that was silkier and delightful.

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I write. I eat. And I cook. I write about what I cook and eat. I love finding new foods, being inspired to make something I've never made, and most of all I love feeding other people things that they have never tried before. I like disproving myths about food and what it means to eat well, to eat healthy, often on a budget, and for some of us- to eat with a bunch of food allergies (and still eat well!).
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3 Responses to Walnut Paté-ish

  1. Ralph says:

    Whip up some, and I’ll be over.

  2. Rachel says:

    Too funny – I know what you mean about the name… but this sounds great! Mmmmm so gonna try it (and no, I’m hardly vegan but so what! ;-P)

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