Salmon
10.0Cut into chunks; heartier, rich seafood flavor
11 gluten-free substitutes for shrimp — top pick Salmon at 100% function match.
Cut into chunks; heartier, rich seafood flavor
Firm texture; works in stir-fries and salads
Cube firm tofu; great plant-based swap in curries
Hearty, plant-based; works well in pasta and bowls
Cube small and marinate in Old Bay and lemon
Cube or strip seitan for stir-fries and skewers; marinate to boost flavor
Firm sweet flesh nicknamed poor man's lobster; cube for scampi and paella
Firm mild white fish; cube and sauté for stir-fries or pasta in place of shrimp
Slice into rounds for shrimp shape
Use king oyster, slice thick; sear for umami depth
Shredded young jackfruit mimics seafood texture in scampi and tacos
Salmon: Smaller and firmer; holds shape better in soups
Tofu: Soft and creamy — lacks shrimp's firm snap
Chickpeas: Watch smoke point at high wok heat
Tempeh: Firm and crumbly — won't mimic shrimp's bounce
Seitan: Dense and chewy — very different from shrimp's snap
Hearts Of Palm: Soft and slippery — no shrimp snap or chew
Hearts Of Palm: Mild vegetal taste — needs heavy seasoning
Mushrooms: Softer and more slippery than shrimp
Jackfruit: Stringy pulled texture instead of firm bite
Jackfruit: Mild and starchy — lacks seafood brininess