Stroganoff Friday
I actually did make this over the weekend but didn't get the pictures off the camera until today - busy-busy-busy...We all loved this - it was very rich and satisfying. I wish I had taken more pictures in progress but we were hungry - so instead of modeling food - I hurried and got dinner on the table...
This was the first time I had made the boiled version of seitan - I've always made baked seitan - so I thought this looked rather un-appetizing...
...but it sure did fry up tasty...
I found these vegan noodles at the regular grocery store - yay!
While it was cooking the sauce looked very dark to me - all that red wine and paprika I guess...
Finally on the table...
My only substitution was not to add the peas - I served them on the side - but I think we all mixed them in anyway - it was very good that way - so next time I'll probably add them in...
posted by affectioknit2 @ 7:48 AM
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Oh - I forgot - one other substitution - I used dried thyme - fresh herbs are just not available here...
Great job! I love those noodles, and i think dried thyme is just as good as fresh stuff - it's such a strong flavour.
juju Zabadu! deliscious and a lovely maple bowl
WOW!
reminds me about syrup juice
juju zabado! I once had a good thing about good stuff and it was yummy. Look at my pants as they are awesome ! Aweosme to the max and I love that. The fact that you made the cookies is the reason why we are all here. Yay for the world and Woo for cookies!
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I made this stuff a long time ago. I also used dried herbs and used regular white mushrooms, but as I remember it was very good. I'll have to make it again now that the cool weather has me back in the kitchen.
Mmmm, comfort food!
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