I found a new thing at Sainsbury's today! They have their range of meatless alternative frozen foods, and they've recently come out with an Indian Lentil and Spinach quarter pound "burger" (along with a bunch of other stuff that wasn't vegan). I pretty much couldn't resist, so I bought a pack and had some for dinner.
I served them with some spinach (cooked from frozen with lemon juice, salt, and garlic granules), boiled new potatoes, and Creamy Tahini Sauce from Cookin' Crunk.
The burgers were pretty tasty, and I could see myself buying them again. I might try to make my sides with more Indian-style spices the next time I make these. I loved the tahini sauce - it's slightly similar to Isa's Classic Vegan Caesar dressing - but I had to add a lot of water to get it to sauce consistency. Regardless, I would absolutely make this again. It went really well with the potatoes and spinach, and I imagine it would work in loads of other applications.
Oh, before I forget, in their wee Jewish section, Sainsbury's sell these chocolate wafer things (like the inside of a Kit Kat but twice as wide) that are vegan! They're super delicious. Now they just need to bring back the mini-latkes.
Friday, 27 September 2013
New stuff from Sainsbury's and another Cookin' Crunk recipe down
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