This type of dish is one my absolute weekend favourites: potatoes,
veggies and a vegetarian Schnitzel of some description and I quite
often tend to have such meals. The components can and will vary, but
the principle stays the same. So here's just one of those dishes. I
would urge you to try skin-on mash, there's not a really a reason to
remove the nutritious skins and they add a bit more interesting
texture to the mash.
Skin-on mash
500 g potatoes
25 g butter
50 ml milk
1 tsp salt
Boil the potatoes
in salt water until done. Mash them with the peels and add the
butter, milk and salt.
Mushroom sauce
200 g closed cup
mushrooms
1 onion
2 garlic cloves
Olive oil
100 ml oat cream
Salt
Pepper
Fresh basil
Slice the
mushrooms ans chop the onion and garlic finely. Cook them in olive
oil until soft and until the mushrooms have lost some of the excess
water. Add the cream, salt, pepper and basil and let simmer until the
cream has been infused nicely by the mushrooms and other components.
Leek side
1 leek
1 onion
25 g butter
50 g dry cider
Salt
Pepper
Slice the leek
thinly and chop the onion finely. Cook them in butter until soft, add
the cider, salt and pepper and let simmer.
Schnitzel
2 ready made
vegetarian Schnitzel
Heat the Schnitzel
in the oven until the surfaces are crispy.
Serve everything
together and enjoy!
Your VegHog
your mash looks pretty served like that - I often leave the skin on in my mash too - now you have me craving some mashed potato with veg sausages for tea - that is one of our regular meals
ReplyDeleteAh yes, mash with veggie sausages or Schnitzel, what great meals, I also have those often!
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