
Vegan mushroom stroganoff with pasta: creamy, savoury and quick to cook with mushrooms, vegan cream, tomato purée, soy sauce, lemon juice and fresh parsley.
You’ll need: frying pan · saucepan · wooden spoon
A dish like this just feels right after work. Creamy, savoury and on the table without much effort. Exactly the kind of pasta that leaves you satisfied and content.
Vegan cream → unsweetened coconut yoghurt or cashew butter + water (fewer additives; cashew contains tree nuts) Pasta → chickpea or lentil pasta (more protein and fibre) Soy sauce → coconut aminos or a little more salt + lemon juice (soya-free, a little milder in flavour) Olive oil → avocado oil or a little vegetable stock for frying (stable at high heat, or less added fat overall)
The dish may contain soya from the soy sauce and, depending on the vegan cream, other allergens. It usually suits children well – just season moderately with pepper. During pregnancy: cook the mushrooms through and look for pasteurised vegan cream. Contains: gluten, soya.
Depending on the type, mushrooms contain B vitamins such as riboflavin and niacin, plus minerals such as selenium, potassium and some copper. The amounts vary with type, growing conditions and storage.
Fresh parsley mainly provides vitamin K and some vitamin C, plus plant compounds. Because it's added fresh here, its fresh aroma comes through especially well.
Soy sauce mainly provides sodium and small amounts of flavour compounds from fermentation. Vitamins or minerals in any notable amounts aren't really the point here.
Yes. Both contain fructans, fermentable carbohydrates that some people limit on a low-FODMAP diet.
Very different, because the base and ingredients vary a lot. Depending on the product, they're made from oats, soya or coconut, which changes the fat profile, protein content and possible allergens considerably.