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the body with its natural toxin
removal process. You will need to
make moxarella, a vegan substitute
for mozzarella (below) for this recipe.
prep + cook 40 minutes
serves 4
700g bottled passata (puréed
tomato)
240g (⅔ cup) moxarella (below)
¼ cup loosely packed fresh
oregano leaves
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1 medium onion, grated coarsely
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1 clove garlic, crushed
½ teaspoon dried Italian seasoning
½ teaspoon ground nutmeg
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2 tablespoons psyllium husks1 Preheat oven to 200°C/425°F.
2 Make moxballs. Squeeze
excess liquid out of the onion
using a clean tea towel; place
in a large bowl. Drain tofu; pat
dry. Finely crumble tofu into
bowl. Add remaining ingredients;
season well. Mix well. Roll
tablespoons of mixture into balls.3 Pour half of the passata over
the base of a lightly oiled 20cm
x 30cm shallow baking dish.
Top with moxballs and remaining
passata. Drop spoonfuls of
moxarella evenly over the top.4 Bake for 20 minutes or until
moxballs are heated through.Serve sprinkled with fresh
oregano.SWAP You can use your favou-
rite tomato cooking sauce.
Substitute the moxarella for
grated vegan cheese, if you like.SERVING IDEAS Serve moxballs
and sauce with egg-free pasta
or spaghetti or vegan mashed
potatoes. This dish can also be
served tapas-style as a starter.Images and recipes from The Australian
Women’s Weekly Vegan Kitchen, Bauer
Books, RRP $49.99, available where all good
books are sold & awwcookbooks.com.au.75g (½ cup) raw cashews
½ cup (70g) macadamias
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100g (⅔ cup) arrowroot
60ml (¼ cup) avocado oil (see tips)
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2 tablespoons lemon juice1 Place cashews in a small bowl; cover
with cold water. Stand, covered, for 4 hours
or overnight. Drain cashews, rinse under
cold water; drain well. Add cashews to a
high-powered blender with remaining
ingredients; blend until smooth.2 Pour mixture into a medium saucepan.
Cook, stirring, over a medium heat for 9
minutes or until mixture becomes very thick
and stretchy like melted pizza cheese.3 Pour mixture into a 750ml (3-cup)
container; cool. Cover with the lid and
refrigerate.DO-AHEAD: Moxarella will keep in a covered
container in the fridge for up to 1 week.TIP: Use moxarella as a cheese substitute on
pizza, toasted sandwiches, oven bakes or as
a savoury spread on crackers. Use olive oil
or grapeseed oil in place of avocado oil or try
adding a punch with chilli oil.Italian cheezy moxballs
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