[hollywoodveg]

VEGETARIAN SHEPHERD'S PIE<br><br><br><br><br><br>
1 lb. ground soy<br><br>
1/2 onion diced<br><br>
4 carrots chopped<br><br>
1 cup fresh grean beans chopped<br><br>
1 tsp. garlic<br><br>
1 can cream of celery, or vegetable soup for vegans<br><br>
1 tsp. horseradish<br><br>
herbs de provence to taste<br><br>
salt and pepper to taste<br><br>
1 tsp. worcestershire<br><br>
2 cups mashed potatoes<br><br>
1 cup grated colby cheese, or vegan cheese<br><br><br><br>
Saute carrots, onions, garlic and beans until well done in olive oil. Stir in soup, horseradish, herbs, worcestershire, salt and pepper. Put in casserole dish and spread mashed potatoes on top. Cook at 350 for 20 minutes. Put grated cheese on top and cook another 5 minutes.<br><br><br><br>
You can make Shepherd's Pie basically with any ingredients you want because there is really no standard recipe, so depending on what you have available in your kitchen, or what ingredients you prefer you can substitute just about anything for the vegetables and spices, if you don't like soy crumble you can even omit that and it is still incredibly delicious.

 

[veggielove]

Watch out for worcestershire sauce, many brands contain fish. You can buy vegetarian special versions, though. Recipe sounds lovely! I would leave out the horseradish though ;-)

 

[Keelin]

Could you make it without the soup (sub broth or something instead)?

 

[nigel]

You can replace the soup with a white sauce. cook 2 tablespoons of flour in 2 tablespoons of oil until it starts to turn yellow, then add 1 1/2 cups of water or stock slowly, stirring, until it thickens up.

 

[hollywoodveg]

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Watch out for worcestershire sauce, many brands contain fish. You can buy vegetarian special versions, though. Recipe sounds lovely! I would leave out the horseradish though ;-)</div>
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Yes, this is true I know some contain achovies, eek. Soy sauce would be a suitable replacement. Also I think broth would work as well, you could try a vegetarian gray if you like a heartier shepherd's pie as well.

 

[Keelin]

I made something to this effect this weekend, with white beans and gravy instead of the soy ground and soup. I also left out the cheese (I've never had shepherd's pie with cheese, so no loss, ha). I added some autumn-y herbs (thyme, marjoram, etc), which worked very well.<br><br><br><br>
Yum!

 

[ottabox]

I've got great response from the Shepherds pie recipe found in the book Modern Vegetarian Cooking by Peter Berley. In general the book is great. Seitan and mushrooms are a major component of the recipe - string beans are not added in my rendition. He also uses mirin as part of the seasoning. I love it when cooked to specs.

 

[lesters524]

Thanks for this! I think we're having this dish for dinner tonight. <img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="/images/smilies/grin.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title="">

 

[sjeanine]

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I've got great response from the Shepherds pie recipe found in the book Modern Vegetarian Cooking by Peter Berley. In general the book is great. Seitan and mushrooms are a major component of the recipe - string beans are not added in my rendition. He also uses mirin as part of the seasoning. I love it when cooked to specs.</div>
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I would love to see the recipe you recommend. Could you post it? Thanks.

 

[*AHIMSA*]

WOW. I just looked up <b><i>Modern Vegetarian Cooking by Peter Berley</i></b> and that is ONE expensive book! $35.00 on Amazon.com! <img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="/images/smilies/shocked.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title=""> Does it have many vegan recipes?

 

[danakscully64]

This recipe sounds yummy! I think I'll have to give it a try.

 

[bluegold]

Yerh I'm gong to give it a go to, I have 10 days looking after (and cooking ) for my nephews one just loves what I cook the other is picky ...i think it will work on him .

 

[Marineluvr26]

we fixed sheppards pie the other week. diff then this, but still good. rm did same thing with mine as theirs, but added boca crumbles instead of burger and put my silk in instead of cow milk. potatoes, cream corn, onions and then stuck it in the oven to cook.