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Best Ever Vegan ‘Steak’ Sandwich on the Planet
The vegan steak sandwich is a fairly simple affair – a slab of good quality grilled or fried 'beefsteak' served on bread or in a roll with a choice of toppings. Fried onions are a must in my book. In fact, I have caramelized mine, and also added a simple... Read More
Ingredients You Need for Steak Sandwich [Vegan]
How to Prepare Steak Sandwich [Vegan]
- Place the chopped onions in the centre of a sheet of kitchen roll, and pat them, so that some of the moisture is extracted.
- Next, place all the ingredients in a bowl (including the pre-wet bread), and mash to a pulp with clean hands. Form into a huge ball, then place in the fridge for an hour to set.
- Remove from fridge, and on a clean worktop divide the ball into 4 pieces, and with clean hands flatten and shape into steaklets – you should be able to comfortably make 4 of them. Refrigerate again for 20 minutes before frying.
- Fry in a non-stick pan with olive oil, making sure the oil and pan are hot – carefully turn around with a metal spatula making sure they cook for 5 minutes on each side. You may wish to then place them in a hot oven, whilst you make the caramelized onion and mushrooms.
To Make the Caramelized Onion Topping for the Steak:
Heat up a pan, add the oil, and a minute later, add the onions. Fry them well on both sides, then add the sugar, and allow the onions to caramelize for a few minutes, lower the heat, and add the remaining ingredients. Stir for a minute, then taste for sugar and salt. Cover, and go make your mushrooms.
To Make the Mushroom Topping:
Use around 12 mushrooms, washed, and cut into slices. Then fry in some olive oil, salt them, and add a few drops of vegan Worcestershire sauce. Remove when the mushrooms are ready.
Notes
Note: This ‘steak’ is extra tender. For a more dense/firmer one, add 1 tbsp of flour to the mix.

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what is "HP brown sauce"?
after a google search, it seems like HP brown sauce is from Great Britain, a substitute would be A1 sauce.