WeRead Powered by ReaderPub
The best vegetarian dishes I know cover

The best vegetarian dishes I know

Chapter 8: ARTICHOKE AND POTATO PIE
Open in WeRead

Explore more books like this:

About This Book

A practical compendium of vegetarian recipes that omits fish and focuses on accessible, nourishing dishes organized by vegetable and method. It provides step-by-step preparations for fritters, soufflés, pies, rissoles, salads, moulds and numerous other forms, plus a selection of sauces and culinary tips. The author stresses economy and ease of execution for the average cook, highlights the dietary role of dairy, eggs, fats, cheese and nuts, and urges careful attention to technique and ingredients to achieve reliable results.

ARTICHOKE AND POTATO PIE

Four globe artichokes, 1¹⁄₂ lbs. salad potatoes (which are close and firm), 2 hard-boiled eggs, seasoning, ¹⁄₂ pint nicely-flavoured brown sauce (thick), a dessertspoonful tomato catsup, 2 mushrooms, parsley, onion, ¹⁄₂ lb. short paste.

Method.—Boil some globe artichokes in the usual way and remove all the leaves and the “choke” and cut the remaining portion into quarters; cook also the peeled salad potatoes, taking them from the fire directly they are tender, and cut them into moderately thick slices; mince two good sized mushrooms and mix them with a large dessertspoonful of chopped parsley and a teaspoonful of scalded onion, which has been minced. Line a buttered pie-dish with the short paste, which should be fairly thin, then fill it with layers of the artichokes and potatoes (mixed) with a few pieces of hard boiled egg, cut in quarters, and over each layer scatter some of the mushroom mixture and season with salt, pepper, and a very little mixed spice. When the dish is full pour in the sauce, mixed with the tomato catsup; then cover the pie, brush it over with some beaten egg (or milk) and bake in a fairly quick oven for one hour.