All I can say is Thank goodness for having dried goods and some stuff in our little freezer.
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The flavours in this vegetarian Vindaloo were interesting, and why would it not be with spices like star anise, cinnamon stick, black peppercorns and then white wine vinegar for piquancy. It was also hot, but its not a volatile vindaloo - still I have to confess the older I am becoming, my tolerance of chili is dwindling. Would it be terrible of me to admit, that my desire of chocolate is almost non existent, but that is another topic.
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Adapted from this recipe.
I had heard more cold weather was coming your way - hope it is more forgiving than the beast from the east. At least in easter you don't expect stores to be open. But good to see you will be eating well if surrounded by snow. We have a rainy day today and it is a relief after so many dry days. I am interested to hear your chilli tolerance is waining with age
ReplyDeleteThank you Johanna, I will write more about my chilli tolerance dwindling in the future, I am monitoring it at the moment and have def. cut down on spicy grub. I have a short working week as I have some leave to take before the end of March, we may be going to Essex to see D's mother, but not certain yet as weather will dictate.
DeleteI grew up with a mother whoo could eat spicy and hot until smoke came from her ears. The older I get the less I prefer that level of heat. This looks lovely. Thanks for visiting the other day.
ReplyDeleteWow e, I am actually impressed you mother could tolerate hot food, I can but not until smoke came out of my ears - that's my Dad :)
DeleteI have tried the Quorn vegan fillets and liked them, and think this would be a great dish to try. Hopefully without any snow as I have had enough of it too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kari. I do like having them in the freezer as a back up ingredient to add to recipes like this. Fingers crossed no snow this Easter W/e
DeleteGreat recipe, and a good idea to make those quorn fillets more succulent in the sauce.
ReplyDeleteThanks VegHog, the fillets def. benefited from being in the sauce for succulence and added flavour.
DeleteThis must be so good!
ReplyDeleteI bought soy mini cutlets that would be perfect in this dish I think. Must try it!
I hope you do, just be a little gentle with the chili - you don't want it too hot
DeleteI'm more endeared to Quorn now they make vegan stuff - I think they might even do vegan fillets too. I think your vindaloo is treating them exceptionally well!
ReplyDeleteYes, I agree - I never quite understood why it was never vegan, but for some reason they had to use egg whites, but am pleased that the range is now being extended to vegans, as has always been marketed to non-vegetarians as a healthy protein and 'diet' food - remember those Mo Farah ads!
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