Vegan Savoury
Vegan Curried Lentil Pies
This weeks recipe comes to us from Morag Turnball. Morag is a northern rivers local and shops regularly in our Lismore store. She is passionate about veganism and has a fantastic instagram page where she posts her recipes to inspire others.
Here is a delicious winter/spring lentil pie recipe suitable for the whole family.
Makes 6-8 pies
Ingredients:
2 cups green (brown) lentils, rinsed
1 carrot, diced
1 onion, diced
3 cloves garlic, chopped
4 tablespoons plain flour
3 tablespoons soy sauce
3 teaspoons mild curry powder
Vegan shortcrust pastry
Vegan puff pastry
Olive oil, for sautéing and greasing
Plant (Almond) milk, for brushing
Method:
- Cook lentils in 4 cups of water until tender.
- Sauté onion and carrot in oil until onion is translucent and carrot is tender.
- Add in garlic, cooked lentils with water, flour, soy sauce and curry powder. Combine well and cook for a few minutes until the water has evaporated and the sauce thickens. Season with salt and pepper if desired. Leave to cool.
- To assemble, grease muffin holes with vegan butter or oil.
- Place a ¼ square of a standard pastry sheet into one hole and press down into the corners, ensure pastry covers all sides. Place lentil mixture inside the pastry, filling to the top of the muffin pan. Cut a circle of puff pastry to match the size of the top of the hole. Place on top of the mixture and press sides down into the bottom pastry. Brush the top of the circle with oil or plant milk.
- Repeat this process until no filling remains.
- Cook at 180˚C for 30-40 minutes or until the pastry is golden brown.
Notes
- A large muffin pan with a diameter of 10 cm will yield approximately 7 pies.
- Both shortcrust and puff pastries are suitable for the base of the pie, puff pastry is best for the top.
Dairy Free | Refined Sugar Free | Vegan
5 Comments
Valerie Shields
Yum! Have to make these…from one vegan to another…thank you..compassion for ALL animals, the only road to peace
Anna McCormack
Glad you like it Valerie, Morag has a huge number of vegan recipes on her Instagram page if your interested.
Deborah
Where do you get the pastry from and what is in it?
Anna McCormack
Hi Deborah, in this particular recipe I believe Morag uses bought pastry from the supermarket, so that would depend on your preferences in reading the label. You can get a few different brands of pastry, some now gluten free. Hope this helps.
Megan Davis
I’ve been searching for a good curry dish for a while and now I think I found it! Can’t wait to make this. Thanks!