We first had Carrot Dogs at our favorite vegetarian restaurant and loved them. A friend passed along this recipe and they are quite easy to make and very flavorful.
The Carrots need to marinate for 6-24 hours but shouldn’t
marinate longer than that. The
recipe author states to "Not Overcook" – but I think I actually undercooked. They shouldn’t be soggy but mine still
had a bite to them. Just carefully
monitor as you are cooking. We
will definitely make them again.
The Best Vegan Carrot Dog Recipe
Ever
http://blacksgoingvegan.com/the-best-vegan-carrot-dog-recipe-ever/
Created by: Deborrah of BlacksGoingVegan.Com
Recipe Type: Light Meals
Number Servings: 8-10
What You Need
8-10 organic carrots (size and
shape described above)
2 cups of water
Marinade
2 Tablespoons liquid smoke
¼ cup Bragg's Aminos or Tamari
sauce
1 teaspoon granulated garlic
1 teaspoon kosher salt
¼ cup low sodium vegetable,
not-chicken broth, or water
¼ cup red wine vinegar
1 Tablespoon maple syrup
How to Do It
Peel the carrots, shaping them with
peeler to an even roundness. Trim the ends to fit your buns in length.
Place about 2 cups of water in a
skillet and heat to boiling; add carrots and cover, simmer along for 8-10
minutes or until carrots are fork tender. Do not overcook!
While carrots are cooking, prepare
your marinade by combining ingredients into a small bowl.
When carrots have cooked
sufficiently, immediately pour contents of pot into a colander and drain, then
run cold water over carrots to stop the cooking process.
Place carrots in an air-tight
container large enough for all the carrots to lay flat (a zip style plastic
freezer bag also works well). Place in refrigerator and allow carrots to
marinate for 6-24 hours.
Place carrots and a few tablespoons
of marinade in a hot non-stick skillet, and cook, allowing marinade to
caramelize the carrots and create a nice brown exterior coating.
If you prefer, you can bake the
carrot dogs in their marinade for 10-15 minutes at 350 degrees, turning halfway
through to brown evenly. OR you can grill them over low coals.
Serve with your favorite sides and
toppings.
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