Oy! We have entered the Land of No Legumes and seek substitutes for soy and teriyaki sauce.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
substitutes for soy sauce
Posted on: Sun, 04/30/2006 - 7:29am
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Whatever you do, avoid the recipe for a soy sauce substitute that calls for balsamic vinegar and molasses. It tastes nothing like soy sauce.
Generally for a soy sauce sub you want something with a bit of a fermented flavor (that's where something like balsamic vinegar comes in), with a tiny bit of sour and a lot of salty.
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Cheryl, mom to Jason (8 MFA including peanuts, tree nuts, shellfish and egg)
Joey (6 NKA)
Allison (3 MFA including milk, butternut squash, several fruits and suspected shellfish allergies, avoiding tree nuts, RAST - for peanut)
Ryan (born 12/27/05) nka *knock on wood*
Thanks for all your responses and for being so speedy--plum vinegar it is! I will try using this in place of soy sauce.
Chris/Mom of 15 year-old PA, all legumes and tree nuts (we just verified the soy and other legume allergies in the last few months, although the PA was diagnosed 14 years ago)
This link might be helpful to you...
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Whatever you do, avoid the recipe for a soy sauce substitute that calls for balsamic vinegar and molasses. It tastes nothing like soy sauce.
Generally for a soy sauce sub you want something with a bit of a fermented flavor (that's where something like balsamic vinegar comes in), with a tiny bit of sour and a lot of salty.
------------------
Cheryl, mom to Jason (8 MFA including peanuts, tree nuts, shellfish and egg)
Joey (6 NKA)
Allison (3 MFA including milk, butternut squash, several fruits and suspected shellfish allergies, avoiding tree nuts, RAST - for peanut)
Ryan (born 12/27/05) nka *knock on wood*
Thanks for all your responses and for being so speedy--plum vinegar it is! I will try using this in place of soy sauce.
Chris/Mom of 15 year-old PA, all legumes and tree nuts (we just verified the soy and other legume allergies in the last few months, although the PA was diagnosed 14 years ago)