Beef bourguignon and non dairy starch - rice? boiled potatoes? what?

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Normally I'd do mash - but got a non dairy guest.

You can make mash non-dairy. Use olive oil…

Chuck minature baby potatoes in the casserole for the last hour and have a one-pot dish.

Otherwise - rice. Not any form of undairy potatoes!

(Unless olive oil - good shout @Flockameanie )!

Or use non dairy milk in the mash

What do you mean by non dairy starch? Do you mean gluten free? In which case I would do gluten free pasta, or if you mean non egg, I would do rice or wide ribbon rice noodles.

Yes!

I do mash with olive oil and oat milk for my vegan family.

She means without milk or butter
You could substitute non dairy milk and butter or use olive oil

Fab bread...

I'd do roasties

Mash made with no dairy spread. It's what we do in our dairy free house

Egg noodles with olive oil. I prefer them to potatoes, with beef stew!

Quinoa!

Just use plant based butter/milk in your mash?

The flora plant butter is what we use in mash and it's fine.

Yes, this👍

We use vegan butter, oat milk, vegan cheese and nutmeg for our vegan mash.

Hadn't heard of using olive oil so will try this out next time :)

Basmati rice would also go nicely

Is olive oil mash nice? - I have had it but it's been half and half butter and olive oil. And was just ace.

I always like rice and green beans with BB.

You don’t need to buy non dairy spread, just use mayonnaise to make the mash creamy. Do check it’s not the low fat sort with skimmed milk powder in, though. It should
just be eggs and oil.

Serve with roasties and celeriac purée (takes ages to make but amazing with beef)? Then you still have a mash texture thing and everything is gf.

Or oat milk.

Mash with naturli butter (plant based but tastes most like the real thing) and oat milk. Oat milk is great in coffee too.

Dumplings....

Or crusty bread
Or both

Or do oven roasted potatoes - leave skin on but chop into chunks, toss in oil, garlic and herbs and roast for about 30 mins depending on size.