Can I use store-bought vegan döner meat?
Yes. Most brands (seitan or soy-based) work well. If it's frozen, thaw first so it crisps properly in the pan rather than steaming.
Middle-eastern · lunch
30m
Total time
2
Servings
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kcal
easy
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FAQ · Things people ask
Yes. Most brands (seitan or soy-based) work well. If it's frozen, thaw first so it crisps properly in the pan rather than steaming.
Use sauerkraut, kimchi (drained), or quick-pickle thinly sliced red cabbage in vinegar and salt for 10 minutes while the fries cook.
Absolutely. Air-fry at 200°C for 15–18 minutes, shaking halfway. They'll be just as crispy with less oil.
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