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I've blithely put ' Root Vegetable Crumble' on tne menu. And reality has dawned. And I don't evem know what I mean. Help!

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bubble99 · 05/09/2006 22:35

I was thinking of a kind of cheesy bechamely type thing with veg in it and a savoury (ie, cheese) type crumble topping.

But.....Swede/onions/spuds/leeks/carrots?.... And bechamel? Will that work?

Or should I go down the tomato type sauce/veg route?

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Beauregard · 05/09/2006 22:38

mmmmmmmhhhhhhhhh no that sounds delish

moondog · 05/09/2006 22:38

First option.
Yes it will
Ample quantities of grated cheese will help

JackieNo · 05/09/2006 22:38

How about parsnip (are there any around yet?), potato, celeriac, or some such combination, with the bechamel sauce? Maybe some leeks or onion. Pinch of nutmeg?

bubble99 · 05/09/2006 22:43

Nutmeg is gooood.! And I also add a little shake of Marigold bouillon in to the roux.

I'm just getting my head around swede, which I always associate with a winter beef stew type thing and bechamel.

Oh well, my 'customers' are, at the most - 3 years old, so hopefully they'll go for it?

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Bozza · 12/09/2006 21:30

Just seen this. I often make this kind of thing although with chicken. So that is sauteed diced chicken, carrots, leeks, onions, swede, parsnip, mushrooms with a bechamel sauce and a crumble topping.

colditz · 12/09/2006 21:39

Phooar yum, that sounds lush!

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