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Scalloped Potatoes

by Simon

With the holidays coming up, it’s now time to prepare the menu for your “epical meals”! This is an excellent idea because why don’t you create a vegan dish which will be so delicious that even the sophisticated tastes will be pleased with it? My vegan scalloped potatoes are an awesome different take on a traditional side dish, and in addition to that we’ve also added sweet onions that we’ve caramelized.

The inspiration for this vegan scalloped potatoes dish comes from the early times of hot for food. If you can imagine, I used to make RECIPE!for scalloped potatoes? I squeezed that out of my memory as a result of whatever I had in the fridge. The followers are still using that recipe with much success, though I sensed that some changes are called for because the recipe should suit my current preferences.
Vs. this vegan scalloped potatoes recipe, though not much different, it does not need dairy or non dairy cheese products in it and has few sauce ingredients as well. On the other side, it is a very healthy flavoring with the cashew cream added to it because of the presence of the caramelized onions. It will go well with my baked cauliflower head or the GF version of green bean casserole.

This dish is mouthwatering and it is also and inclusive plate for all the special seasonal occasions. What’s up with the celebration of the meat eaters only?! As you still may be offering a roast or a turkey, rather I recommend catering the sides to being vegan-friendly. It’ll lighten the load on your plate, making you won’t feel stuffed after you’ve eaten everything! So, don’t forget bring a wet nap! I believe to say they’ll love it too. Above all, who is it really important to know?

what you need:
-russet potatoes
-yellow onions
-raw cashews
-vegan butter
-vegan chicken-flavored bouillon
-white wine vinegar
-nutritional yeast
-garlic
-fresh thyme
-salt & pepper

cooking style.
Check the video at the end of the card for the recipe to see how to prepare this dish. The sequence in which you will cook the aspects of the vegan scalloped potatoes is important for the potatoes to not change color while you are preparing everything else.

equipment you need
I almost always prefer cast iron pans when I cook I really love it because you can boil it and when it’s ready, just pop it in the oven. The other type of frying pan that can withstand the oven temperature is the ones made of the stainless steel. However, if opt to place the potatoes and beef on the glass casserole dish, it’s alright. Remember, baking time in your case will be consequently longer. Thermopanes and metals are not the same at all! So bake it in a glass oven dish for any time between 50 this is too long so too near to an hour note it can stay for an additional ten minutes. I would also add onions that were cut thin and caramelized on top half-way through the bake time as well.

A mandolin is an especially handy tool to have in the kitchen. It won’t be a large surprise that I use it often, particularly when you have to cut things into very small pieces, as in this recipe, it’s much safer than using a knife. On the other hand I’m not very skilful myself so that knife wouldn’t cut it thin enough! This mandolin from Japan turns out to be a universal favorite!

substitutions :
potatoes – Russian potato are what I used, but you can also use yellow potato. I’ve always liked russets the best for their texture and use them to make mash potatoes, or casserole.
cashews – I must admit that I do love scalloped potatoes that make use of cashews as the base as they provide the sauces with richness and creaminess that is similar to traditional scalloped potatoes. If you’re not nuts you can use firm tofu as a substitute for the cashews. Measure 1 cup (250 mL) of tofu crumbles into a cup with no liquid in it. Now we have fruits and a couple of truck loads of kale and spinach, which when blended together give you a wholesome green drink. For some extra oil I will add about two tablespoons of olive oil to the mix.
vegan chicken-flavored bouillon – I like using this brand or the equivalent of this in my recipes if I ever need this. Another option is to go with the same as the one previously mentioned using the vegetable bouillon paste, powder or cubes. This will only concentrate the flavors in addition to be the source of salt.
When you look for a vegan scalloped potato recipe through the internet, you will likely come across some creators who have done the sauce via the sauce method that uses flour roux.

Such a dish is a remarkable one for the Thanksgiving meal, and at the same time it is just the one for any holiday party you have. Wowed your guests with this delicious plate that they will remember. Have a new tradition of enjoying heartfelt comfort food and meaningful lifestyle as well.Enjoy your holiday feasts!

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