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Vegetarian Christmas
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I've been a veggie for 35 years and this year and taking my xmas lunch round to my unimaginative bro's, cos they don;t know what to make me:eek: :eek: I feel like getting a take away from the Indian at the bottom of the street tbh.I am very hard to please cos I hate meat substitutes like Quorn :rolleyes: :rolleyes:"You can't stop the waves, but you can learn to surf"
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My ABSOLUTE FAVOURITE veggie Christmas dish is Chestnut Pie made with puff pastry. Yum! Unfortunately, my Mum makes it so I don't have the recipe :-D
When I hosted Christmas vegan-style a few years ago, I made a range to choose from:
- "Doggy Chunk Pie" - puff pastry filled with red wine gravy, onions and soya chunks (my sister's favourite)
- Cashew nut roast (from a packet)
- Slices of peanut loaf - I can't find this anywhere now, but you used to buy it in a can and it's made from 100% peanut. You then just cut 1/2 inch wide slices and roast or fry. Very yummy and extremely easy!
But nothing beats that Chestnut pie with gravy and honey-roast parsnips!Mortgage | £145,000Unsecured Debt | [strike]£7,000[/strike] £0 Lodgers | |0 -
My brother's the same and very sarcastic about me being a veggie:mad::mad::mad:I've been a veggie for 35 years and this year and taking my xmas lunch round to my unimaginative bro's, cos they don;t know what to make me:eek: :eek: I feel like getting a take away from the Indian at the bottom of the street tbh.I am very hard to please cos I hate meat substitutes like Quorn :rolleyes: :rolleyes:I am at a Crossroads in my life and deciding which path to take:coffee:
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Badger_Lady wrote: »My ABSOLUTE FAVOURITE veggie Christmas dish is Chestnut Pie made with puff pastry. Yum! Unfortunately, my Mum makes it so I don't have the recipe :-D
When I hosted Christmas vegan-style a few years ago, I made a range to choose from:
- "Doggy Chunk Pie" - puff pastry filled with red wine gravy, onions and soya chunks (my sister's favourite)
- Cashew nut roast (from a packet)
- Slices of peanut loaf - I can't find this anywhere now, but you used to buy it in a can and it's made from 100% peanut. You then just cut 1/2 inch wide slices and roast or fry. Very yummy and extremely easy!
But nothing beats that Chestnut pie with gravy and honey-roast parsnips!
Oooh that sounds gorg:p
"You can't stop the waves, but you can learn to surf"
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Badger_Lady wrote: »My ABSOLUTE FAVOURITE veggie Christmas dish is Chestnut Pie made with puff pastry. Yum! Unfortunately, my Mum makes it so I don't have the recipe :-D
When I hosted Christmas vegan-style a few years ago, I made a range to choose from:
- "Doggy Chunk Pie" - puff pastry filled with red wine gravy, onions and soya chunks (my sister's favourite)
- Cashew nut roast (from a packet)
- Slices of peanut loaf - I can't find this anywhere now, but you used to buy it in a can and it's made from 100% peanut. You then just cut 1/2 inch wide slices and roast or fry. Very yummy and extremely easy!
But nothing beats that Chestnut pie with gravy and honey-roast parsnips!
How do you make the Chestnut pie, please tell me:j:j:jI am at a Crossroads in my life and deciding which path to take:coffee:
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I get treated like the lowest of low, as though i'm being deliberately awkward or something.I've been a veggie since and was 5, and brought my DD up as a veggie too,Guess who was the one who introduced her to roast beef when she was 11:eek: :eek: !!She eats chicken now but that's her own choice!!;)My brother's the same and very sarcastic about me being a veggie:mad::mad::mad:"You can't stop the waves, but you can learn to surf"
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How do you make the Chestnut pie, please tell me:j:j:j
Ooo - this looks like it! :j http://www.vegsoc.org/cordonvert/recipes/xmas/eatings2b.html
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Thanks BL , it looks great but i'm too lazy when it comes to cooking.I might have this wiv all the veg instead.I seriously can't be a*sed this year:rolleyes:
"You can't stop the waves, but you can learn to surf"
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I have made this for veggie frinds a few times, it's delicious.
We have even had it for dinner ourselves once or twice, and in a household commited to carniverousness, that has got to be a good sign!!
Ooops, the link would help
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anyone else adding links to this thread..? I'm printing them all off LOL
I'm starving and it's only 9am !!!Blonde jokes are one-liners so men can remember them...;)0
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