The Casserole Recipe Thread
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wayward bob
i ate all your bees
the best thing about (meaty) casseroles is you don't need a recipe, just use whatever you fancy/have to hand (i usually add a pulse or barley to the meat & veg) and a generous hand with the seasoning/soy/mustard etc. never made a veggie one though.
I think the fact that no one has posted any veggie recipes at all suggests that it's probably a method best suited to meat.
kalidarkone
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kalidarkone
Bringing YOU round.....
oh ok.
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
if was going to make a veggie casserole, i would use a lot of root vegetables and some barley and maybe some dumplings to 'replace' the meatiness.
but to be honest, i'd rather make a curry with pure veg instead. casseroles are best suited to meat as it's about long slow cooking and most veg won't be at its best after 2 hours in a pot.
but to be honest, i'd rather make a curry with pure veg instead. casseroles are best suited to meat as it's about long slow cooking and most veg won't be at its best after 2 hours in a pot.
wayward bob
i ate all your bees
makes sense, a load of veggies stewed to fuck =
a load of veggies stewed to fuck in delicious meaty gravy = nom 
wayward bob
i ate all your bees
i do find that cooking the meat first for an hour or so before adding the veg gives a better balance of soft melty meat and non-disintegrating veg than bunging it all in together at the start.
