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Seitan Sandwich with Caramelised Onion

I combined the salty flavour of the seitan, vegan cheddar cheese and mustard with caramelised onion. I also added avocado, lamb’s lettuce and rocket to make it fresh. I served it with fried sweet potato (the classic “sweet potatoes”) with sea salt, “chips” style, which I also love with a little mustard. 🧡 The bread for this sandwich is made with wholemeal kamut flour. 🧡 If you don’t want to eat gluten, use another bread, and instead of seitan you can use tempeh or tofu. 🧡 On the side, the SWEET POTATOES (boniato) transport me to California (a place I have a special fondness for). I made them just like chips, and they could also be made with carrot🥕. ❤️

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