These vegan fried chicken and waffle recipes will keep you coming back for more | image/Isa Chandra
Hungry for vegan Southern food? These vegan fried chicken and waffles recipes will keep you coming back for more.
Chicken and waffles is a unique Southern dish, believed to have originated in the 1900s. Since then, it has established a reputation as a hearty form of comfort food.
Vegan food is becoming more popular but that doesn’t mean you have to miss out on this classic combination. Vegan chicken — made from various plant-based ingredients like seitan — and waffles are also an iconic duo.
Try your hand, or your waffle maker, at these nine vegan fried chicken and waffle recipes.
From a glance and a bite, this dish could easily be mistaken for poultry chicken and waffles. But this recipe is cruelty-free. Savor every bite of the crispy, juicy, double-breaded oyster mushrooms over fluffy waffles.
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Classic waffles. Rosemary. (Vegan) eggy batter. Truffle oil. Epic fried tofu. You’re welcome.
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Fried chicken nuggets meet breakfast waffles, but gluten-free and vegan. Basically, everyone can eat this.
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Have you tried pan-fried then baked cauliflower? It makes a delicious vegan chicken. We won’t judge you if you eat this for every meal of the day.
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This homemade cauliflower chicken has a succulent texture and buttery flavor, making for an addictive, tasty, and meaty dish. Have a heavy hand on the Sriracha-maple syrup, it takes the dish from great to brilliant.
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This dish is a glorious representation of how any classic Southern recipe can be veganized.
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The great thing about using soy medaillons as vegan meat is that they take on the flavor of the seasoning and batter. It’s just like the traditional chicken waffles you’d find in Texas.
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This recipe uses mashed chickpeas to make vegan chicken. Drizzle (or drown) your waffles with the spicy maple syrup, and enjoy.
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Seitan is often hailed as the new meat. Just one bite of this dish will reveal exactly why.
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This post was last modified on December 15, 2020 7:32 am