What do vegetarians eat with new boiled potatoes?

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Just wondering.

More new boiled potatoes?

Isn't it what everyone else does?

Haha. Well yes. And butter.

I mean, you can eat them with anything. But I'm struggling to come up with a 'proper' veggie meal incorporating new boiled potatoes.

Flavoured pasta sauce and cheese? Add sour cream, chives, guacamole. Yum.

I mean, that sounds delicious, but it's not really a meal is it?

I think I want new boiled potatoes to be a lovely buttery side dish to... something.

(I have now said "new boiled potatoes" too many times and I starting to doubt that they are real words).

Omelette
Veggie fingers or burger
Fallefel (sp?)

Bean loaf like this wholefully.com/two-bean-meatless-meatloaf-vegan-gluten-free/

Stuffed mushrooms

Vege meatballs in tomato sauce

Mushroom pie or a tarts like this one www.greatbritishchefs.com/recipes/root-vegetable-tarte-tatin-recipe

Usually with a vegetable quiche/pie/tart. The Aldi version of this is nice: www.higgidy.co.uk/product/spinach-feta-toasted-pine-nut-pie

With some salad and feta cheese on the side.

Field mushrooms stuffed with cream cheese and herbs

Mashed over veg or vegan cottage pie

Veggie sausages, veggie sausage rolls, lasagne, mac n cheese, a big salad... loads of options!

In my dd's case-butter!

Lovely with just butter and grated cheese too.

I hate this thread, you make me want them!

I'd have them with two soft boiled eggs and dip the potatoes into the runny egg yolk. I'd also have a salad or some green veg like green beans or spinach to make the plate look more interesting colour-wise.

Thanks for all the ideas.

I think quiche / pie / tart is probably the correct answer, but I don't eat pastry. I have made a cauliflower crust tart before - will do that again.

In the end I made some brown lentil burgers and bbq'd them. Had with the new boiled potatoes and some roast cauli / broc / sprouts

Veggie mince with gravy and green beans on the side. Yum.

Not a vegetarian but I'd cut and roast them with cherry tomatoes and olives. Then sprinkle feta cheese all over them. Serve with avocado salad.

Veggie sausage sand ready-made veggie pie/tart?

Like karatekitten's idea!

This sight is good. Plenty of ideas: www.connoisseurusveg.com/

I have them with a delicious but ridiculously elaborate loaf type thing called mushroom timbale. With veg, salad and /or potatoes. Happy times! blog.fatfreevegan.com/2008/11/mushroom-lentil-and-wild-rice-timbales.html

make garlic and potato hedghogs basciaullyputting little slit in so thy almost fan and stick garlic I nthe slits and roast.mmmmmmmmm

rosti
hash with tomato chunks of potato,mushrooms,,onions,garlic,cheese then eat as is or put couple eggs on top to cook at end

chickpea potato stew
asparagus and pea and potato and feta frittata
potat and lentil curry with crumbled cauliflower
bake into a quiche type thing with broccoli and stilton
potato and vegetable kebabs
3 bean and potato stew
greek potato salad
buble and squeak
Spanish tortilla
jerk potato and black beans curry
omelette
meditarian bake
vegetable bake with hotpot type sliced potato top
roast and then make a warm salad

Quiche here, with a lovely salad. I even like to go back to the 70s and have proper old fashioned salad (iceberg lettuce, cucumber, radishes, spring onions, tomatoes) complete with salad cream with it.

Brussels sprouts.

Just plain boiled potatoes with butter? I love potatoes and I love butter but that sounds like a weird and boring side dish to me.

Sorry, i know that's not what you were looking for!

I have an ommlette - usually filled with diced courgette/pepper/parsley & cheese.

Cheese and lentil loaf would be the non-pastry side dish in this house. Or maybe a filo pie (coz filo doesn't really feel like pastry.)