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Jackfruit Gyros

‘I first had gyros years ago: it was on Santorini after a very boozy night out. It was greasy and salty and oh-so-very-moreish. This is the stuff of post-pub desire. Vegan food does not have to be holier than thou. Thing is, these gyros feel naughty, but are full of actually pretty good stuff (notwithstanding the chips!).’

Serves 2

For the tahini sauce:

● 3–4 tbsp tahini

● 2 tbsp lemon juice

● 3 garlic cloves, minced

● Big handful of fresh coriander, chopped (or use flat-leaf parsley)

● sea salt and Aleppo pepper

For the jackfruit:

● 400g (or so) can salted jackfruit (or use fresh)

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