10 comforting vegetarian and vegan recipes for winter
Sweater weather has arrived and we all know winter calls for warming comfort food. To make things more snuggy, we've decided to share our favourite hearty recipes, so you can keep warm and enjoy delicious meals during the cooler days.
Mushroom Bourguignon
A delicious hearty vegetarian stew, it's a great alternative to the reknowned French beef bourguignon. Is there anything better on a cold evening than a plate full of healthy and warm goodness? We think not. And trust us, even meat lovers will love this recipe.
Simple Mushroom Pie
You say molten cheese, we say yes! This surprisingly easy-to-make pie is an edible masterpiece. Delight your guests with the flaky, crispy pastry and dreamy filling.
Baked Feta with Tomatoes and Spaghetti
Pasta is always a good idea, and luckily for you this recipe is simple, fresh and delicious. Don’t wait too long – bring some Italian sunshine into your home.
Cauliflower Cheese and Leek Gnocchi Gratin
Gnocchi submerged in a cheesy cauliflower and leek sauce is our winter staple. The combination of the cauliflower and leek creates a velvety creaminess and takes this dish to the next level. It’s perfect on its own or served with a green salad.
Creamy millet porridge and red wine roasted rhubarb (Vegan)
When the temperature drops, and the mornings are cold, we recommend replacing your smoothie with a porridge. This one will warm your cockles and keep you full for hours. What’s not to love about it?
Dark Chocolate Vegan Cupcakes with Aquafaba Meringue (Vegan)
All you need is love... or more chocolate. Treat yourself to these dark chocolate cupcakes and discover aquafaba meringue at the same time – it’s a great to egg substitute, for those who are vegan or have egg allergies.
Warming Vegan Chilli (Vegan)
Thisvegan chilli is a perfect addition to your winter recipe repertoire. It will warm you up from inside and out, plus it’s easy to take for lunch the next day.
Baked Pasta with Mushrooms, Leeks and Silverbeet
There's nothing like a pasta bake to bring you all the comfort you need. At the end of the day, winter is for indulging.
Sweet Potato and Yellow Curry Soup with Udon Noodles
You can’t beat a curried soup. One of our favourites, it's full of amazing flavours and has a comforting level of spice. It is not only very nutritious, but also it's a good source of fibre which will help you to feel full for longer. Curl up with this hug-in-a-bowl and enjoy!
Raw Salted Caramel Slice (Vegan)
If you love the classic salted caramel slice, you will love this vegan option too. This healthier version includes only natural and wholesome ingredients – it's the perfect snack for your lunchbox.
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Issue #115
Issue 115 is packed with inspiration for all kinds of cosy meals – whether you’re dining alone, as two or with a few. We start with our Plating Game interview with Jesse Mulligan which inspired a medley of curries and sides then move on to a round up of easy one-pan chicken dishes, a variety of pasta bakes and meatballs, and using one simple yet delicious tart base we whip up five fab filling options. Sarah’s wintry faves include a moreish chorizo (not) carbonara, lamb and spinach filo pie and we finish off with sweet treats and decadent puds. We love seeing what you create, don’t forget to share your dish dishes with our Facebook community. When it comes to winter cooking, make it SIMPLY YUM!