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- food |
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- vegan |
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date: '2021-10-23 19:30:52' |
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- { value: /images/2021/10/1635013851140-294220-800.jpeg, alt: 'semi-mashed potatoes and thinly sliced onions of a slightly golden or more accurately beige hue, with some barely visible, slightly overcooked red lentils, seasoned with some chopped rosemary and cracked black pepper. The dish is in a black pan.' } |
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title: photo |
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First recipe from the Scottish Vegan Cookbook that I bought last week was **Stovies** which is one of my all time favourite dishes despite its simplicity. |
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The dish was decent but for me needed to be a little bit more savoury (probably regional variation based preference) and so next time I make it, I'll probably substitute the nutmeg for mace and "enhance" the dish with marmite or whichever yeast extract I have available at the time. |
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Texturally though it was pretty good, after I gave it a half-mash that is.. will revisit. |