Well 'tis the season. Melbourne is f-f-f-freezing at the moment and there's nothing more warming than a yummy pie. Last week I baked this recipe from taste.com.au (minus the egg wash), and it was pretty good. So I decided to try it again but change it a bit.
The original recipe is a bit dry, so I ended up adding another half cup or so of Massel vegetable stock. I also added two teaspoons of tomato paste and fresh parsley.
I made 5 small pies instead of one big one, and to get the shine on top I baked them for 5 minutes or so then used spray oil on top and baked them for another 10 minutes - or until golden brown. Also, I used double the mushrooms (because I luuurv mushrooms) and a little less potato.
They were so very delicious - I'm drooling just looking at the pics! They're a slow cook but so worth it. My new favourite winter dish.
The recipe is a great base too, you could really add whatever you wanted to it. I'm going to be experimenting more with this little ditty.
This blog is a place to post my vegan/veg recipes and food ideas. Every time I make something for friends I end up having to write it out for them, so this makes things easier - and my friends can add their recipes too. Hope you find something you like.
Monday, May 23, 2011
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Trying New Things - Curry
image from BBC Good Food |
I've never cooked curry - and I never order curry when I'm out. I always figured curry would be difficult and/or time consuming to make. UNTIL a friend sent me this link to an awesome free recipe for a chickpea, tomato and spinach curry. It was easy to make and absolutely delish! And the leftovers the next day were even better.
Give it a go - you'll love it.
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