Okay, no actual ketchup will be featured in this post. This post was supposed to go up yesterday so...you get the idea.
Yesterday, continuing on the La Dolce Vegan path, I made the "Portobello Pot Pie" recipe. In keeping with mypast bad behavior established theme, I ended up subbing some ingredients for items I already had on-hand. So, in reality what I made was a "Shitake Pot Pie", since no portobellos were actually involved.
I also subbed a small sweet potato for the small potato called for, so as you can see there is a lot of orange in this pot of chopped up veggies.
It smelled so good when it was simmering on the stove. What made it smell so good? I suspect these guys are the culprit.
For liquid, we added some veggie broth and a couple of tablespoons of (my apparently well-loved) tamari.
Crap, did I remember to preheat the oven?
Haha, yes I did.
I didn't photograph the dough-making process, but I assure any dough-fearers out there (like myself), that the process was easy and relatively painless.
And so, after some simmer time and about 25 minutes in the oven we had a lovely little dinner on our hands.
Sorry about the dark photo...I was too hungry to fuss with it!
There were no leftovers.
I hope to post Friday's challenge later on today along with today's challenge, and I also promise to get my first field report up very soon as well.
Hope y'all are having a great weekend so far, signing off for now.
Yesterday, continuing on the La Dolce Vegan path, I made the "Portobello Pot Pie" recipe. In keeping with my
I also subbed a small sweet potato for the small potato called for, so as you can see there is a lot of orange in this pot of chopped up veggies.
It smelled so good when it was simmering on the stove. What made it smell so good? I suspect these guys are the culprit.
For liquid, we added some veggie broth and a couple of tablespoons of (my apparently well-loved) tamari.
Crap, did I remember to preheat the oven?
Haha, yes I did.
I didn't photograph the dough-making process, but I assure any dough-fearers out there (like myself), that the process was easy and relatively painless.
And so, after some simmer time and about 25 minutes in the oven we had a lovely little dinner on our hands.
Sorry about the dark photo...I was too hungry to fuss with it!
There were no leftovers.
I hope to post Friday's challenge later on today along with today's challenge, and I also promise to get my first field report up very soon as well.
Hope y'all are having a great weekend so far, signing off for now.
Hi M - Did you use the full recipe for the crust or the halved recipe? Those of us who tried the halved recipe had lots of trouble so I am trying to get a record of how it worked for everyone. Please let me know. Thanks
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