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Vegetarian Christmas magazine

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janeite · 08/11/2008 16:27

Has anybody bought this? I had a flick through and saw a lovely looking Rose Ellipt recipe but I didn't want to pay for the magazine for just one recipe, especially since most of the other stuff looks as if it's been in Good Food magazine before!

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mrsmortenharket · 08/11/2008 16:28

no i haven't, am trying to asve for dd's bike!

mrsmortenharket · 08/11/2008 16:28

save even

janeite · 08/11/2008 18:34

Yes but I can't eat THAT!

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EBenes · 08/11/2008 18:48

The BBC one? I bought it and was really shocked by the rubbishness of the whole thing! About half the recipes included 'vegetarian sausages' - so were basically not cooking, and I don't find that Cauldron sausages - which are okay - are really a good example of a delicious veggie meal. About a third were puddings, which I think is sort of a cheat. And every single other thing came in pastry (ready made, of course). I just don't want to eat everything in pastry, and tarts and stuff. I want hotpots and casseroles and grains and good for you food.

There's a magazine called Food Italia or something similar which has a Christmas issue coming up or out now, even, maybe. I've bought this before and it has better vegetarian suggestions than the BBC one, is much more gorgeous to look at, and may have interesting things for Christmas.

janeite · 08/11/2008 18:53

I think so. It mostly looked rubbish but there was a Rose Elliot recipe for a sort of chickpea cake with roasted vege which looked nice and I was wondering if anybody had the recipe, so I didn't need to buy the magazine.

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TheArmadillo · 08/11/2008 18:56

if you wait till next month it should be on the good food website

www.bbcgoodfood.com/

unless the vegetarian one has it's own specific website.

If it's been in good food before then it might be on there already.

Ally90 · 08/11/2008 19:30

Chickpea flatcake with honey roasted vegetables
Serves 4 Prep 30 mins cook 1 hr

4tbsp olive oil
3 large onions, finely chopped
3 large garlic cloves, crushed
2 tsp cumin seeds
3 x 410g cans chickpeas, drained and rinsed
1 egg lightly beaten
Lemon wedges; flat leaf parsley to garnish
For the Roasted Veg
900g jerusalem artichokes peeled and cut into 2.5cm chunks
450g carrots, scraped and cut into batons
3 tbsp olive oil
3tbsp clear honey
3 tbsp freshly squeesed lemon juice
grated rind 1 lemon

1.Heat oven to 180c/fan 160c/gas 4. Put ithe artichokes and carrots into a roasting dish with the olive oil honey lemon juice and rind and some salt and pepper and mix gently. Roast in the oven for about 1 hr turning veg occasionally.

2 To make the flatcake, heat 2 tbsp of the olive oil in a pan add the onions and cover and fry gently for 10 min. Add the garlic and the cumin seeds and cook for a further 2-3 mins. Meanwhile process the chickpeas ina food processor until ground. Remove the pan from the heat, stir in the chickpeas, egg and some salt and pepper.

3 Put the mixture into a lightly oiled 30cm round loose-based flan tin and smooth the top. Covver with foil and bake for 15mins, then remove the foil, pour remaining olive oil over the top and bake for a further 5 -10 mins until golden - but don't let it get dry. Remove form the oven. The flatcake can be frozen at this stage, when cool for up to a month then defrost and heat for 15mins in a medium oven to serve.

4 Turn the flatcake out of the tin and slide it onto a warm serving dish. Spoon the roasted veg on top, garnish with lemon wedges and parsley and serve.

per serving 659 kcalories

Good deed for day, done.

janeite · 08/11/2008 19:38

Ally you are an absolute star - thank you so much. That's Christmas dinner sorted then!

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