Wheat muscle: where to find it and how to eat it

Wheat muscle: where to find it and how to eat it

roast beefWhat is wheat muscle? Wheat muscle is a protein derivative of vegetable origin , originally invented by a Calabrian gentleman, Enzo Marascio, (Calabria is certainly not a region that does not disdain meat), produced by a company in Isca on the Ionian Sea , and according to me is a stroke of genius. I admit that the first time I ate the wheat muscle I said it tasted like cardboard, a little better than seitan perhaps, but that was it: I had taken some sliced ​​salami-like that did not convince me at all, but m I had to change my mind when I ate the roast of wheat muscle and especially the porchetta .
Let’s say that despite the basic flavor of wheat muscle, both the spice and the texturethey didn’t make me regret a dish of roast meat . Not being a vegetarian, when I choose (often, actually) alternatives to meat I try to aim for taste and quality: in short, no one forces me, not even ethics, at most I do it to vary. But the wheat muscle convinced me, normally I would buy it as an alternative to meat, with no regrets for the latter

Yes, okay, you will tell me, but what is wheat muscle? I state that there are also vegans and vegan and bio exercise shop owners who do not know wheat muscle at all. It is a fairly recent product on the market, but not very recent, I have been hearing about it for about ten years, and that you find oryou can order both in organic shops and online on the company’s official website . You can even do it at home. Here the recipe . However, I recommend the ready-made wheat muscle, because of the raw materials.
What it is: it is a product similar to seitan, but made from Senatore Cappelli wheat and lentil flour . The result is a one hundred percent vegan product, enriched with spices and herbs, and with a full-bodied and dense consistency.
From a nutritional point of view, it is a protein product, suitable for those with low-calorie and cholesterol problems (same calories as lean meats, about 150 per hundred grams).
Warning: as it contains gluten it is not suitable for celiacs.

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