Recipes

Vegan Veg - Recipe: Quinoa crumble

Vegan Veg - Recipe: Quinoa crumble

3 May 2012

So, we know it’s good for us, (after all, in addition to being a complete protein, quinoa is packed full of essential minerals such as magnesium and iron. It’s also high in vitamin B2) but what do we do with it?

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Vegan Veg - Recipe: Quinoa, coffee and banana pie

3 May 2012.

So, we know it’s good for us, (after all, in addition to being a complete protein, quinoa is packed full of essential minerals such as magnesium and iron. It’s also high in vitamin B2) but what do we do with it?

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Vegan Veg - Recipe: Vietnamese rice pancakes with roasted squash & peanut sauce

5 April 2012.

Rice pancakes are available dried from Asian food shops and some supermarkets. Just dip individual pancakes into boiling water for 10-15 seconds, remove and fill immediately.

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Vegan Veg - Recipe: Pumpkin filled dumplings with miso broth

5 April 2012.

The thing about squashes that I love most is their versatility. Different varieties end up on the kitchen doorstep throughout the summer and autumn and many types will keep well through the winter.

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Vegan Veg - Recipe: Squash toffee

5 April 2012.

You’ll need a sugar thermometer for this recipe. Also remember to suck rather than chew the finished toffee. This is one that’ll stick around your teeth!

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Vegan Veg - Recipe: Puy lentil cutlets

1 March 2012.

I can’t deny that lentils have an image problem. The picture of Nigel Planer as Neil in The Young Ones sitcom is one that springs to mind all to easily, a nondescript pan of goo bubbling away in the corner.

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Vegan Veg - Recipe: Puy lentil cutlets

1 March 2012.

I can’t deny that lentils have an image problem. The picture of Nigel Planer as Neil in The Young Ones sitcom is one that springs to mind all to easily, a nondescript pan of goo bubbling away in the corner.

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Vegan Veg - Recipe: Mudjadara

1 March 2012.

I can’t deny that lentils have an image problem. The picture of Nigel Planer as Neil in The Young Ones sitcom is one that springs to mind all to easily, a nondescript pan of goo bubbling away in the corner.

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Vegan Veg - Recipe: Asparagus pea and sun dried tomato terrine

2 February 2012.

Before I begin, I should make it clear that I’ve been working with the ‘Winged Pea’ Lotus tetragonolobus (Tetragonolobus purpureus is the more usual red flowered form grown) as opposed to the ‘Winged Bean’ Psophocarpus tetragonolobus , which is also known as the asparagus pea and is used in South East Asian cookery.

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Vegan Veg - Recipe: Asparagus pea soup

2 February 2012.

Before I begin, I should make it clear that I’ve been working with the ‘Winged Pea’ Lotus tetragonolobus (Tetragonolobus purpureus is the more usual red flowered form grown) as opposed to the ‘Winged Bean’ Psophocarpus tetragonolobus , which is also known as the asparagus pea and is used in South East Asian cookery.

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With a prolonged drought on the horizon for many gardeners this year - will your attitude to watering be affected? Which of these statements is most true for you?

I like to soak my crops regularly. Talk of drought doesn't bother me much.
I don't water at all once seedlings/young plants are established.
Water is short on my plot so I only water when absolutely necessary.
I water occasionally, but when I do give them a good soaking.
A likely prolonged drought has made me think about what I will grow this year and/or made me modify my techniques.

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