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Red wine, thyme and mushroom ragout.

Oh my gosh this is tasty. Another super fast vegan dinner, I recommend making your mash with soya cream whether or not you’re vegan though. Best Thing. Very quick, warming, and perfect with green beans and mash. One of those simple and hearty meals that still manages to be impressive. Mm.

Prep Time: 10 mins | Cook Time: 20 mins | Servings: 2

Nutritional Info including 100g beans and 200g potato worth of mash : 489 kcal, 74g carbs, 15g fat, 13 g protein

Ingredients!

Set your potatoes off at the very beginning, and chop them small, so they’re done in time

Soften the onion in the oil

Add the mushroom chunks and sweat until they’re just starting to get moist, about 5 mins.

Add the tomato puree, stir for 30 seconds and then add the wine and reduce by a half

Set your beans off (with water already boiling) now

Add the thyme and stock and simmer until the just before the beans are done, mash the mash,

drain the beans, spoon the mash onto the plate and cover with the AWESOME.

Hannah is a theatre-maker, tech-enthusiast, blogger and academic based in the East Midlands. She's an unashamed foodie who has been a 360-day a year vegetarian for two years, after a New Year's resolution to reduce her meat eating for the environment. She also cooks lactose-free where possible, and is allergic to capsicum peppers. This blog is about discovering awesome veggie and vegan food that's worth sharing, and giving everyone, veggie or no, a brilliant excuse to eat less meat.

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