Thursday, 25 September 2014

Specials Board: Vegan Lasagne with Soya

Lasagne & Vegan Mofo Day 25
Yesterday, I shared my Recipe for No-Bolognaise, which made 6 portions in total, but by halving the mixture I'm going to show you how one packet of soya mince can be split into 3 tasty meals.
  • Spaghetti No-Bolognaise
  • Lasagne with a twist
  • Chilli Non-Carne
After halving the No-Bolognaise mixture, two portions were devoured for last nights tea, which left one "leftover" portion. Tomorrow I'll show you what I did to this leftover portion, which magically can feed four.

But first I'm going to show you what I did with the other half of the No-Bolognaise and how you can turn this into a tasty lasagne dish with a twist.

Ingredients 

Spray of Olive oil
½ No-Bolognaise recipe
1 Courgette (mine weighed 220g and I used a yellow variety)
1 Tbsp Vitalite
1 Tbsp Plain flour
250ml Almond milk, unsweetened
2 Tbsp Nutritional yeast
½ Tsp Garlic granules
Scattering of vegan cheese*

* I used a few slices of my courgette cheese

Method

Spray an oven proof dish with olive oil to stop the lasagne sticking to the dish.

Slice the courgette length ways, about 3mm thick, and if you can make the lengths the same size as your oven dish.

Pour half of the No-Bolognaise mixture into the dish and top with half of the courgette slices. Pour the rest of the No-Bolognaise on top and finish off with the remaining courgette slices.



In a saucepan add the Vitalite, plain flour and almond milk and bring to a boil, whisking all the time. The sauce will thicken as it heats up. As soon as the sauce reaches boiling point remove from the heat and whisk in the nutritional yeast and garlic granules.

Pour over the courgette slices and top with a scattering of vegan cheese. I made another batch of my courgette cheese and I used a few slices of this.



Bake in a moderate oven for 20-30 minutes, depending on how thick you have sliced your courgette. Mine was cooked after 20 minutes and the 'cheese' on top was golden brown.

Serve with chips and peas.





6 comments:

  1. Yum; looks like a great meal! :)

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    1. I really really enjoyed it but I did stop myself going back for a second portion! :o)

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  2. Perfect timing Jasmine! My friend's just given me 3 huge courgettes (basically marrows) and I was wondering whether I'd be able to use them instead of pasta in a lasagna (since I don't have a spiraliser to make noodles). I'm really excited to give it a try now. Your dinner looks absolutely delicious! ♥

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    1. The courgettes worked really well, I didn't even miss the lasagne, so will definitely be trying other combinations. I'd love a spiraliser especially with all the courgettes I've got at the moment! :o)

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  3. That looks so great! I hardly ever make lasagne but I really should do it more often, it;s one of my favourite meals.

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    1. It's a real comfort food I love it, definitely worth making especially if you make a big batch and freeze into smaller portions. I only got a freezer last month so I'm still excited about owning one hahahahaha :o)

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