Cheese--> any reasonable soy versions (Tofutti, Gourmet Vegan, and otherwise, some melt better than others)
Sausage--> Vegan sausage-italian, kielbasa, etc.
Milk--> Unsweetened nut or soy milk
Heavy Cream/Whipping Cream--> Heavy Whipping Cream made from soy
The list is not limited to anything. Usually there's an easy replacement and many pre-prepped ingredients are accidentally vegan (ie-Jello's regular fat pistachio pudding, Oreos, Nutter Butters-i think, etc.) For the majority, it's trial and error to replace these items in baked/cooked goods, and read the instructions if it's a package like en-r-g egg replacer, as that cannot be made into scrambled "eggs" but tofu *can*.
Hope this helps!
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merav 11 months ago said:
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Why is it than some of the recipes tagged as vegan aren't?
silver_raven_venus 10 months, 3 weeks ago said:
There are usually
vegan substitutes
ie-
eggs--> En-R-G egg replacer, ground flax, or tofu
butter--> Earth Balance Margarine
Cream Cheese--> Tofutti Cream Cheese
Bacon--> Vegan Bacon
Hot Dogs--> Vegan hot dogs
Beef--> Texturized Vegetable/Soy Protein, ground vegan "meat", etc
Hamburgers--> Vegan hamburgers
Cheese--> any reasonable soy versions (Tofutti, Gourmet Vegan, and otherwise, some melt better than others)
Sausage--> Vegan sausage-italian, kielbasa, etc.
Milk--> Unsweetened nut or soy milk
Heavy Cream/Whipping Cream--> Heavy Whipping Cream made from soy
The list is not limited to anything. Usually there's an easy replacement and many pre-prepped ingredients are accidentally vegan (ie-Jello's regular fat pistachio pudding, Oreos, Nutter Butters-i think, etc.)
For the majority, it's trial and error to replace these items in baked/cooked goods, and read the instructions if it's a package like en-r-g egg replacer, as that cannot be made into scrambled "eggs" but tofu *can*.
Hope this helps!