Vegan Aquafaba ''not-butter''

Introduction: Vegan Aquafaba ''not-butter''

Hey!

I have a couple of brothers who are dairy free, so I set out to make some ''not-butter'' it took me a while, but I think that I have finally hit upon a good recipe, so,

here it is.

Step 1: What You Need

Blender

Microwave or Stove

Mason jar or Container

Various Measuring cups and spoons

Patience

3 Tbsp Aquafaba (liquid from a can of chickpeas)

1/3 C + 1 Tbsp Coconut oil

1 Tbsp + 1 Tsp Olive oil (or any other oil that you like the taste of)

1/3 Tsp Salt

2/3 Tsp Apple cider vinegar (or fresh lemon juice)

Step 2: Melt the Oil

First you are going to melt your Coconut oil,

I did mine in the microwave for about 45 seconds, then stirred it until all the white chunks had melted,

then mix in the Olive oil, set that aside and get out the Blender.

Step 3: Mix

Pour your aquafaba into the blender and add the Salt and apple cider vinegar, it should be above the level of the blades,

put the lid on and start Blending, start SLOWLY (by slowly I mean like, really really slowly) pouring in the oil,

Step 4: Pour

pour into your container, it should be approximately the consistency of mayonnaise (I poured my oil a little bit to quickly so mine was thinner), it will taste pretty tangy but once it is cold that will go away,

don't put the lid on (you can put the lid on if you REALLY really really want to but it will take forever to harden).

Step 5: Refrigerate

put in the fridge,

our fridge gets a lot of traffic so I covered it with a coffee filter and one of those ring lids; whatever they are called so that nothing would fall in it,

leave to chill for at least 3 hours or possibly overnight,

Step 6: Eat

eat it,

the shelf life is only about a week so you should eat it fairly quickly,

Enjoy :-P

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    4 Comments

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    offseidjr
    offseidjr

    3 years ago

    What do you normally put this on?

    0
    julianastam
    julianastam

    Reply 3 years ago

    mostly just bread, but I often add garlic, basil and extra salt for garlic bread :-)

    0
    jessyratfink
    jessyratfink

    3 years ago

    Oh I may need to try this! I'm always trying to find a good substitute. :)

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    seamster
    seamster

    3 years ago

    Thank you for sharing your recipe! : )