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 Topic: Vegetarian Recipes [NOT a debate thread]

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  • Vegetarian Recipes [NOT a debate thread]
     Reply #60 - October 20, 2016, 04:18 PM
    I made this last week.

    Carrot baked custard

    This could be done in a pastry shell or just in a greased oven dish.

    1 lb of carrots peeled and cut up.  Steam in microwave covered with 2 tbsp of water until soft.  Cool
    Put in the blender with 2 cups of milk
    Add in 1 cup of flour, 2 eggs, some apple sauce and 1/3 cup of sugar (if you want a sweet custard), 1 tsp cinnamon.

    If using a pastry shell bake it first or I baked it all together at 400F for 15 minutes.  The custard needs to back at 325F formabout 45 minites until set. 

    It tastes similar to pumpkin pie. 

    I am going to try to bake some custards with some other types of vegetables and more savoury herbs and spices. 

    I like quiche but those recipes are more egg than milk. 
    The unreligion, only one calorie
  • Vegetarian Recipes [NOT a debate thread]
     Reply #61 - December 27, 2016, 03:58 PM
    Hi Guys...!!!
    If you are vegetarian or have guests coming over who are non-meat-eaters, there are options available to use as substitutions for the turkey, and they don’t have to be hard to make or lack in the flavor department.
    Check Recipes Here: Foods4betterHEalth
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