
A deceptively authentic minced meat substitute based on rice cakes impresses with authentic texture and savory taste. The combination of tomato paste and spices creates the typical appearance and characteristic aroma.
Essential Ingredients
- Rice cakes: Provide the right consistency.
- Tomato paste: Gives the typical color.
- Onions: Bring the classic aroma.
- Olive oil: Makes the mixture smooth.
- Paprika powder: For flavor.
Path to Perfect Vegan Mett
- Creating the base:
- Finely crumble rice cakes. Mix with water and let soak until the right consistency is reached.
- Developing flavor:
- Dice onions very finely. Mix in tomato paste and spices.

Perfect Consistency
Adjust the mixture with water or rice cakes as needed. The texture should be spreadable and slightly crumbly.
Creating Variations
Refine with garlic. Mix in smoked tofu. Experiment with herbs.
Serving Suggestions
On fresh rolls with onion rings. As a dip with vegetable sticks. On party bread.

Storage
Keeps in refrigerator for up to two days. Store well sealed. Stir briefly before serving.
This vegan alternative to classic mett impresses with its authentic texture and savory taste.
Frequently Asked Questions
- → Why use rice cakes as a base?
- Rice cakes provide the perfect crumbly consistency and are neutral in taste. They absorb the spices well.
- → How important is the resting time?
- The 2 hours resting time is important for the flavors to combine and the consistency to become meat-like.
- → Can I store it longer?
- In the refrigerator, the vegan meat spread keeps well sealed for about 2 days.
- → Can I adjust the amount of onions?
- Yes, the amount of onions can be reduced or increased according to taste.
- → What can I serve it with?
- Classically on rolls with onion rings, but also as a dip or bread spread.