Healthy Vegan - Vegetarian Quorn 'Chicken' Vindaloo
I actually started writing this blog post when it was day four of snow. It was when we had the extraordinary weather starting with a blast of cold from Siberia which was dubbed as 'The Beast from the East' then followed quickly by blizzards, strong winds, drifting snow and a storm. This was then followed by a rare phenomenon of freezing rain. The snow outside our front door was just over 3 foot high. I think this may be the worse I have seen it in my adult life and made more difficult because we live in the valleys. Then we saw more snow this weekend which left us stuck at home as the roads were treacherous to drive on. And apparently that is not the end, as I have heard that Easter weekend welcomes a a cold Arctic blast from Scandinavia. I cannot wait for Spring to properly start.
Vindaloo is traditionally made with pork, but this version is substituted the chicken breasts with Quorn 'chicken' fillets . In fact, I think its better to make this dish a day in advance, as the Quorn fillets became succulent by absorbing and taking on some of the flavours from the sauce.
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.
Disclaimer*: I have been using Quorn products well before blogs became PR and monetary commodities. This is not sponsored blog post, I have not been given this product free or paid by Quorn in any way.
Adapted from this recipe.
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.
Disclaimer*: I have been using Quorn products well before blogs became PR and monetary commodities. This is not sponsored blog post, I have not been given this product free or paid by Quorn in any way.
Adapted from this recipe.


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