Which Quorn products are available?

stefejb

We have eaten some quorn products when yellow stickered but i do worry a bit as they taste very salty and have a list of ingredients that i can't decipher. We gave up meat because i was worried about the hormones and chemicals and can't afford organic as opposed to ethical reasons but is quorn any better in this respect?

stef

Marmiter

Don't forget to check out the website http://www.quorn.co.uk/
There's a full list of products, recipes and competitions.

Mmm, making my mouth water and it's only 9.45!!!

I have tried the new range of meat-free products from Tesco, and have found them quite bland and rubbery.
But agree with comments about Cauldron products, YUM!!

Just_a_Diamond

Quick recipe my friend cooked for me. :idea:

Put fresh or frozen quorn fillets in a casserole dish with a can of concentrated mushroom Campbell's soup, add water.
Make up some sage & onion stuffing place a thin layer on top & put in oven for about an hour. this is so delicious. :j :drool:

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anniestar

JillD wrote:

Hubs and I are both veggie and have been for years.
Here's what we've had regularly over the past few years.

- quorn roast - and we have this for xmas dinner
- quorn pieces - use in curries, caseroles, stews etc
- quorn mince - use in spag bol, chill etc though I find it expensive and prefer dried soya mince
- quorn southern fried burgers - yummy with mayo in baps or with chips and beans
- quorn deli chicken slices for sandiwches
- quorn fillets - cook from frozen in microwave in a covered dish in about 3 minutes, lovely with gravy and mash etc or with tomatoey sauce over with noodles
- quorn swedish style meatballs - lovely with tomatoey sauce with spaghetti or noodles - hubs thinks its too realistically meaty
- quorn lemon and pepper fillets someone else mentioned, yummy
- fillets in povencal sauce, very tasty thought the plain fillets with some ragu are as nice and much cheaper
- quorn and mushroom pies are GORGEOUS

Thats all I can think of for now! Looks like we are keeping them in business lol

Jill

You and me both lol!!!!!!! They do about 7 kinds of saussage now although no supermarket sells the full range. Thesaussages Sainsburys sell are nice although we dont get there often enough.They do a spinich and some type of cheese one(sorry having a day!), a cumberland saussage, the normal bangers, a yummy tomato and basil a "pork" saussage(both of the last two we get from Morrisons) The sandwich"meat" is chicken style, ham and a smoked ham, a peppered beef, Turkey and stuffing there is another one but I cant remember what it is sorry.They used to do a range of other sandwick stuff with peppers and stuff but haven't seen htat for ages. The roast is nice and also makes nice sandwiches. The fillets are nice roasted and used for hot sandwiches. Also they do some little pies that are nice creamy mushroom I think. The only product that I dont like is their version of Bacon(oh how I miss and mourn Morningstar) its NOT nice. DH is a veggie and always ha sbeen I am SO indebeted to quorn for the stuff they do. As I'm not a big fan of the other substitute products all I can say is Thank goodness for Quorn!! AND.....If ANYONE EVER sees morningstar PLEASE let me know.

Gingham_Ribbon

I have been veggie more than half my life. These guys put Quorn well in the shade. Check out the product range and recipes.