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This recipe is a delightful example of incorporating Textured Vegetable Protein (TVP) into a creative, taco-inspired dish. The process begins by sautéing garlic and onions to create a flavorful base, followed by the addition of TVP, spices, and shiitake mushroom powder for a savory, umami-rich filling. Once cooked, this protein-packed mixture is paired with fresh, crunchy toppings and served in toasted pita bread.
TVP, a versatile soy-based ingredient, is ideal for absorbing spices and seasonings, making it an excellent meat substitute. The spiced filling is complemented by the tanginess of pickled onions, the freshness of cilantro, and the crispness of cabbage, creating a harmonious balance of flavors and textures.
This recipe is not only quick and easy to prepare but also versatile and suitable for casual meals or gatherings. While it’s naturally nut-free and sugar-free, it can be adapted to suit gluten-free or oil-free diets with simple substitutions. The dish is particularly enjoyable during warmer months due to its fresh and vibrant flavors.
Yes, finely chop and sauté fresh mushrooms, then blend or process them into a paste before adding.
You can use crumbled tofu, lentils, or finely chopped seitan as alternatives.
Tortillas, lettuce wraps, or gluten-free flatbreads work well.
Mix thinly sliced onions with vinegar, a pinch of sugar, and salt; let sit for 15-20 minutes.
Yes, use water or vegetable broth to sauté the onions and garlic.
It can be frozen for up to 2 months in an airtight container.
Try adding diced avocado, vegan cheese, or hot sauce for additional flavors.
Reduce the soy sauce or balance it with a small amount of sweetener.
Yes, scale up the ingredients and serve buffet-style for guests to assemble their own pitacos.
It has mild spice; you can adjust it by adding chili flakes or jalapeños.
Apple cider vinegar or white vinegar can be used instead.
Yes, using gluten-free pita or flatbread maintains the flavor while making it gluten-free.
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