Recipe - Mole Seitan

2 cup Seitan at room temperature;
thinly cut or sliced up
1 md Onion
3 Jalapeno peppers; cut up
1 cn (15oz) tomoato puree or
stewed tomatoes
1 cup Vegetable stock
One half teaspoon Garlic powder
One fourth teaspoon Allspice
One fourth teaspoon Cinnamon
1 Square (1oz) unsweetened
chocolate
1 Flour tortilla; torn in one
inch pieces

From: "Dr. Neal Pinckney" heart@aloha.net

Date: Sun, 4 Aug 1996 10:29:35 1000 (HST)
(modified from original recipe to be low fat)

Saute onion and jalapenos until soft, add stock, tomato, dry spices. When
simmering add chocolate square and tortilla pieces (which will dissolve and
thicken sauce). When chocolate has melted, blend or process until smooth.
Return to pan, add seitan. Cooked vegetables could used instead of or in
addition to seitan.

If anyone makes this, please let us know how it came out. This type of
Mexican mole' is a wonderful combination of tastes and aromas, both subtle
and exciting when blended, a unique culinary experience. To set the record
straight, "mole'" means sauce, so the term can be used in many ways in
Spanish. This particular style of mole' is part of a traditional regional
Mexican cuisine, but is ordinarily made with lard and is very high fat.

fatfree digest V96 #215

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