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Versatile Veggie Mince

This can be used in so many dishes, from a pasta topping to the filling of a lasagna or shepherd's pie. Use whatever ingredients you have to hand that fit the bill.

The cooking time depends on what you use to make the mince - TVP and red lentils will be soft when 20 mins is up, other lentils will take 40 mins or so, but have a particularly lovely flavour of their own.

Ingredients

  • olive oil
  • chopped onions
  • tin of tomatoes in juice
  • garlic
  • veg stock or miso
  • chopped apple or apple juice
  • hot water
  • soya milk
  • herbs and pepper (no salt as some of other ingredients are salty)
  • your mince base, which consists of one or more of: veggie mince, dry green/puy/red lentils and a lesser amount of tinned other beans/pulses. My favourite is half mince half lentils.

Method

  • soften onions in olive oil, then add garlic and spices a few minutes before adding everything else
  • Add liquid ingredients slowly as required to get a slushy but not watery consistency - mince and lentils will slowly absorb about 1.5-2 times their volume in water. Do not allow to stick or dry out.
  • Ready when the 'mince' is soft.

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Timings

  • Preparation: 15 minutes
  • Cooking: 40 minutes
  • Total: 55 minutes

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This recipe was reproduced with the kind permission of Sophie.

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