Plant-based protein sources, common substitutions, and vegan and vegetarian cooking terms.
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36 basic cards for General Food and Drink. It opens with "Soy product made by pressing soybeans into blocks" and "Fermented soy product with a firm, nutty texture". More Hobbies and Everyday Life decks are listed below.
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- Soy product made by pressing soybeans into blocks
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Tofu
- Fermented soy product with a firm, nutty texture
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Tempeh
- Plant-based protein made from wheat gluten
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Seitan
- Large family of plant-based proteins including chickpeas and lentils
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Legumes
- Seeds high in both protein and omega-3 fatty acids
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Flax, chia, or hemp seeds
- Approximate grams of protein per cooked cup of lentils
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About 18 grams
- How long do dried chickpeas take to cook from scratch
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1.5 to 2 hours
- Ancient grain considered a complete protein
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Quinoa
- Plant-based milk made from pea solids
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Pea milk
- Protein-rich spread made from ground peanuts or tree nuts
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Nut butter
- Plant-based milk made from oats
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Oat milk
- Coconut product used as a vegan replacement for heavy cream
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Coconut cream
- Inactive yeast that adds umami and cheese-like flavor to dishes
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Nutritional yeast
- Primary ingredient in vegan butter
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Vegetable oil
- Common plant-based yogurt alternatives
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Soy or coconut milk yogurt