Root vegetable stew with British suet dumplings

Jan 31, 2012 14:23

It's not often I cook traditional British food (most of it is pretty boring), but I can never resist a good stew and suet dumplings.
You could easily make this vegan by substituting the Quorn mince for a vegan alternative - or just skipping it altogether.

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absintheforest January 31 2012, 16:44:14 UTC
Thank you! It is very hard to find vegan British recipes, and I love them.

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malcolmina January 31 2012, 17:28:46 UTC
I haven't bought Quorn in a long time, but from my memory it is not vegan. I think it had egg in it?

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frayed_11 January 31 2012, 17:38:32 UTC
Yep, that's why I said you could make it vegan by leaving out the Quorn or substituting for a vegan alternative.

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malcolmina January 31 2012, 17:42:47 UTC
Ah, OK. I misread/misunderstood that part.

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malcolmina January 31 2012, 17:31:28 UTC
Also, I've never heard of vegetarian suet. Is it something that is used for pie crusts, and things like that? I might have to look into that.

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frayed_11 January 31 2012, 17:38:57 UTC
Yeah, suet is usually made from animal fat, but you can get a vegetarian alternative. It's often used in pastry and dumplings.

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gymx February 1 2012, 03:45:35 UTC
Do you mean vegetable shortening aka Crisco?

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frayed_11 February 1 2012, 09:32:55 UTC
lol I have no idea what Crisco is! Googling isn't really telling me anything about whether shortening and suet can be interchanged. Maybe try it and see?

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lost_shadowwolf February 3 2012, 21:27:21 UTC
That looks lovly! It is kinda hard to cook veggie british classics, but well worth it and sertainly not boring if you do it right ;)

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