Broad Bean Mayonnaise Sandwich Filling
Posted on August 17, 2013 by The Gourmet Vegan - No Comments

Broad Bean Mayonnaise Sandwich Filling
The idea of this sandwich filling actually came about whilst I was making a different recipe. I had just steamed the beans, ate one to be sure that they were cooked when I was reminded of a taste that I could not pick out. Asking a non-vegan friend what the taste reminded them of, I knew I had tasted something like this before. Egg Yolk! Surprisingly the taste and texture of the kernel (without skin) is very similar. I also noticed that the older the bean, the more eggy the taste became. The rest was quite easy. Using the black salt technique to add more of an egg flavour and blending it all together with a homemade mayonnaise made for the perfect sandwich filling. Here it is for you to try. I already know, you will LOVE it.
20 Minutes |
Serves 2 |
? kcal per serving |
INGREDIENTS
160 g ( 6.5 oz ) broad beans (use larger beans and not baby beans for this dish)
4 tablespoons vegan mayonnaise, shop bought or recipe here
1/2 teaspoon black salt ( kala namak )
METHOD
1. Steam the broad beans until tender and put to one side to cool.
2. When cool, place in a processor and whiz until coarsely chopped.
3. Add to a bowl with the mayonnaise and black salt and mix together well.
4. If the mixture is a little too dry, add a dash of non-dairy milk of your choice.
This is now ready to use.
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20 Minutes
Serves 2

