I hadn't considered using a meat-free mince so when Quorn asked me to try Quorn in my bolognaise sauce I rose to the challenge.
Quorn is high in healthy protein and low in saturated fat. It is also not only meat free but gluten free and a great source of fibre.
The mince comes frozen but doesn't need more than a few minutes to defrost and you don't need to brown it first either. I do like that just browned look so I did brown mine for a few minutes then added it to the sauce.
When the sauce was ready I added seasoning then the Quorn.
I let it simmer for about 20 minutes whilst I boiled the water for the pasta and cooked it.
Served with parmesean cheese on top and yummmmm!
Neither Mr R nor FIL (father-in-law) guessed it was meat-free. There was loads left over so you can guess what we had for lunch the following day!
I received a voucher to purchase the Quorn. I was not paid to write this review. All opinions and photos are my own.
That looks so good Heidi. I'm not really a fan of quern, but I think I'd be wolfing this down quite quickly.
ReplyDeleteI am not the greatest fan but really this made quite a good meal.
ReplyDeleteI've never used Quorn, But this looks really good so perhaps I should give it a try. GG
ReplyDeleteI didn't expect to like it as much as I did!
DeleteI put lots of mushrooms and red wine in mine too. Mmmmmmm! I'm craving veggie bolognaise now..
ReplyDeleteI have different recipes I use for my veggie sauce but really liked this Quorn.
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