
Gluten-free mushroom stroganoff with cashew cream: a creamy comfort recipe with chestnut mushrooms, cashews, garlic, mustard and parsley – hearty and easy for everyday cooking.
You’ll need: frying pan · stick blender · wooden spoon
A dish like this feels just right after work: warm, creamy, hearty. It's simple but never boring.
Cashew cream → unsweetened organic coconut yoghurt or oat cream (less omega-6; oat cream contains gluten unless certified gluten-free) Soy sauce → coconut aminos or a little salt plus lemon juice (soya-free, usually milder) Gluten-free pasta → quinoa (more protein and fibre) Brown rice → cauliflower rice (much less starch, more veg)
Contains cashews and soya; onion, garlic and mustard can irritate sensitive people. Usually fine for children if seasoned with restraint; no problem in pregnancy as long as the mushrooms are well heated. Contains: mustard.
Chestnut mushrooms provide B vitamins, potassium and smaller amounts of selenium. They also contain fibre and comparatively little energy.
Both contain fructans – fermentable carbohydrates that can cause bloating or a feeling of pressure if you have a sensitive gut. If you react to them, use smaller amounts or replace some with finely chopped chives.
Soy sauce mainly brings salt and fermented flavours. Depending on the product, it adds small amounts of amino acids and minerals, but overall it's used as a seasoning.
Yes, parsley contains vitamin K and some vitamin C. The usual portions are small, but it's still more than just a garnish.