Pronunciation: /ˈseɪˌtæn/
noun a high-protein meat substitute made from wheat gluten
A1 Seitan is a type of meat substitute made from wheat gluten.
A2 I tried cooking with seitan for the first time and it turned out pretty well.
B1 Some people prefer seitan over tofu as a plant-based protein option.
B2 The restaurant offers a variety of dishes with seitan as the main ingredient.
C1 The chef's speciality is creating gourmet seitan dishes that appeal to both vegetarians and meat-eaters.
C2 The cookbook includes innovative recipes using seitan in traditional and fusion cuisine.
verb to prepare or cook seitan
A1 I seitan my tofu before cooking it.
A2 She seitaned the vegetables to add protein to the dish.
B1 The chef seitaned the mock meat to make it more flavorful.
B2 They seitaned the seitan to give it a crispy texture.
C1 The cooking show host demonstrated how to seitan a variety of plant-based proteins.
C2 The restaurant's signature dish is seitaned to perfection, creating a delicious and satisfying meal.
adjective describing a type of plant-based protein
A1 I tried seitan for the first time and I liked it.
A2 She made a seitan stir-fry for dinner last night.
B1 The restaurant offers a variety of seitan dishes for vegetarians.
B2 The seitan burger was surprisingly delicious.
C1 The chef's seitan recipe is known for its unique flavors.
C2 The seitan dish at the Michelin-starred restaurant was a culinary masterpiece.
formal Seitan is a popular meat substitute made from wheat gluten.
informal I'm thinking of trying seitan as a protein source in my diet.
slang Have you ever cooked with seitan before? It's pretty tasty!
figurative His love for seitan is like a religion, he can't live without it.
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