For this new tuna-like “meat”, my rillettes spread (see recipe) was a great help!
In a bowl, mix the dry ingredients: gluten, chick pea flour and salt.
Turn the nori into powder (I’m using a coffee grinder) and blend with the water, tahini, lemon juice and capers.
Add the liquid from the blender to the dry ingredients and knead until you get a dough ball.
Spread on a chopping board and cut into small pieces.
Bring the stock to a boil and add in the seitan pieces. Cook on medium heat for 30mn.
Transfer the cooked seitan with the stock to a sealable container, leave to cool down, and store in fridge. Allow 24 hours before cooking!
Cut using multi-blade kitchen scissors and sauté, you’ll get a canned tuna meat!