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Ingredients

Va Va Voom Vegan Stew

Prep Time:

30 Minutes

Cook Time:

45 Minutes

Serves:

4 Servings (& left overs)

Level:

Beginner

Ingredients

You will need : an oven proof casserole dish or a large sized saucepan with lid, or a slow cooker if you have one.

olive oil a splash or two

plain flour three tablespoons

sweet potato two, chunks

onion one, diced

celery two sticks, diced

carrots three, chunky chop

parsnips three, chunky chop

swede half, diced

marmite two tablespoons

tomato puree one tablespoon

vegetable stock nine cups

bouquet garni one


green beans half a cup

salt few twists

pepper (freshly ground) few twists or more


For the dumplings

hard vegan spread  half a cup

self-raising flour one cup

vegan cheese  half a cup

(you can use mature cheddar if you are making it vegetarian)

thyme leaves one tablespoon

salt  a sprinkle




Preparation

  • Make the dumplings first by rubbing the marg, flour, flour cheese, salt and thyme, mix together with a few splashes of cold tap water to bring the mixture into a soft dough once achieved split into six ball shapes

  • Preheat the oven if you are using it to 180/gas 5.

  • Heat the splash of olive oil in the casserole dish or pan fry the onion and celery over a low heat to soften for about ten minutes, it will go translucent.  Remove from pan.

  • Add the flour into the pan/dish and whisk to make a roux (smooth paste) add a little more oil if it’s too dry in the pan. (wants to be a blond colour once completed) add the marmite and tomato puree and add the stock slowly, whisking all the while to make a smooth liquid base for the stew.

  • Add the onions and celery back in now and add carrots, parsnip, swede, sweet potatoes, rosemary (keep a little back for later) and bring the stew to a simmer for about ten minutes on the stove

  • Season with salt and pepper to your liking.

  • Place in the dumplings and sprinkle over the remaining chopped rosemary.

 

Cook for 30 minutes in the oven.  Or simmer on the stove.  Your dumplings should puff up and the veggies all nice and tender.  If using your slow cooker leave from morning till nite, till you’re ready to eat.

 

A lovely red wine goes beautifully with this as well as some warm freshly cooked crusty bread.

 

Enjoy.

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