non-meat meats

[betsyssoirre]

Does any1 know what brand makes the boneless BBQ ribs?

[rabid_child]

Morningstar, I believe.

[JPono]

Gardenburger makes some. Here's (http://www.gardenburger.com/eat-positive/veggie-specialties/bbq-riblets.php) the link.

[vegchica13]

I've never seen any by Morningstar, but Gardenburger's are really, really good!

[GingerFoxx]

Definitely Gardenburger. They're tasty little buggers too...

[Michael]

Morningstar, I believe..



:D

[Rani]

Yes, Gardenburger. Just had one for lunch. Yummmm!!!!!

[ReaganNC]

MMMMM...just tried the gardenburger ribs tonight for the first time. They will be on my list of things to treat myself from time to time b/c they are yummy!

[Earthly Delight]

SOL does too. :)

http://www.solcuisine.com/products/sol_tribz.html

[sleepydvdr]

Yes, it seems Gardenburger is the only one left standing. However, Veggiepatch (http://www.veggiepatch.com/)used to make my favorite. Theirs had no BBQ sauce and was just a bit better than the Gardenburger brand, but I haven't seen any of these in well over a year and it's no longer in their product line on their website. Gone to Veggiepatch heaven, I guess.

So, Gardenburger is the champ. I just don't particularly like their BBQ sauce. I prefer one of Annie's BBQ sauces to top it. I wish they made one without the sauce. But they are the best that's currently around (and from what I can see, is also the only one).

[Earthly Delight]

Yes, it seems Gardenburger is the only one left standing. However, Veggiepatch (http://www.veggiepatch.com/)used to make my favorite. Theirs had no BBQ sauce and was just a bit better than the Gardenburger brand, but I haven't seen any of these in well over a year and it's no longer in their product line on their website. Gone to Veggiepatch heaven, I guess.

So, Gardenburger is the champ. I just don't particularly like their BBQ sauce. I prefer one of Annie's BBQ sauces to top it. I wish they made one without the sauce. But they are the best that's currently around (and from what I can see, is also the only one).

but... I... my post... I said... aww *IGNORED* *tear tear*

[JPono]

SOL does too. :)

http://www.solcuisine.com/products/sol_tribz.html

Excellent! I'd not heard of this before, but will be looking for it...

[sleepydvdr]

but... I... my post... I said... aww *IGNORED* *tear tear*

LOL... not ignored... you wrote your post while I was writing mine (so I'm a bit slow writing).

Actually, the SOL riblets look great. I can taste the tangy hot sauce from here (ok, I don't know, but they look hot & tangy to me).

Now if only I could get the company to import them to America... now where's that corporate phone number?

[Ketesh]

Lol I'm not sure where you can find meatless ribs WITH bones :P

However "Sol cuisine" makes boneless ribs :)

[Earthly Delight]

well, this recipe has 'bones' http://justthefood.blogspot.com/2008/06/happy-fathers-day-have-some-ribz.html

here are some other recipes for ribs that look really really good:
http://vegandad.blogspot.com/2008/08/bbq-tempeh-ribz-with-bbqed-potatoes.html
http://vegandad.blogspot.com/2007/09/maple-garlic-ribs.html
http://blog.fatfreevegan.com/2007/05/barbecued-seitan-ribz.html

[marci]

Veggie Patch used to make the most delicious, out of this world riblets. I'm so sad that I can't find them anywhere anymore. I'm quite sure they have been discontinued. I haven't tried the Gardenburger version. My grocery stores never carry them. Boo!

[MissMavyn]

Gardenburger vegan riblets are de-lish! I recommend preparing them in a toaster oven or oven instead of the microwave -- and wrap them well or they will make a huge mess of your baking sheet!

[jeezycreezy]

SOL does too. :)

http://www.solcuisine.com/products/sol_tribz.html

Those are gross—really spongy with an incredibly bland sauce.

[SuicideBlonde]

I put the gardenburger wrapped in foil on the gril when I camped a couple time. They where just yummy!

[jenni-anti-fur]

Gardenburger is the only one I have ever seen...yummers:nana:

[PlaybackGuru]

I love Amys Texas Burgers and these Sunflower Burgers (http://www.sunshineburger.com/index2.html)