Mushroom Bolognese (vegan). My vegan mushroom bolognese is a fun spin on the Italian classic. Mushrooms are used for a rich and delicious vegan bolognese that is sure to please the whole family! I've partnered with the TODAY Food Club to bring you this Mushroom Vegan Bolognese recipe as part of their Family Favorites Challenge.

Mushroom Bolognese (vegan) And while some recipes call for red wine, this recipe sticks with Hazan's white wine selection. Try this hearty and flavorful vegan alternative to the traditional Italian Bolognese sauce. It's perfect for serving over your favorite pasta, polenta, or even zucchini noodles.

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My vegan mushroom bolognese is a fun spin on the Italian classic. Mushrooms are used for a rich and delicious vegan bolognese that is sure to please the whole family! I've partnered with the TODAY Food Club to bring you this Mushroom Vegan Bolognese recipe as part of their Family Favorites Challenge.

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To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have mushroom bolognese (vegan) using 13 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Mushroom Bolognese (vegan):

{Take 1 Pack of Mushrooms.
{Make ready 2 of Large Mushrooms.
{Take 1/2 of Onion.
{Make ready 1/2 of Leek.
{Make ready 3 of Carrots.
{Make ready 2 tbsp of Tomato Puree.
{Make ready 2 tsp of Paprika.
{Take 1 tsp of Oregano.
{Get 1 tsp of Tarragon.
{Make ready 2 Cloves of Garlic.
{Take of Vegan Butter or Oil.
{Get to taste of Salt and Pepper.
{Prepare of Pasta.

Try this hearty and flavorful vegan alternative to the traditional Italian Bolognese sauce. It's perfect for serving over your favorite pasta, polenta, or even zucchini noodles. You can use red lentil pasta to make it completely gluten-free and to add an extra portion of protein. This mushroom bolognese is made with carrots, mushrooms, tomato puree, and spaghetti.

Instructions to make Mushroom Bolognese (vegan):

Dice the veggies so they are in small cubes. First fry off the carrots, onions and leek for about 5 mins in the oil (I recommend about a tablespoon of oil) on a medium heat until soft..
Add the mushroom, garlic, herbs and spices. Try not to stir the mushrooms too much, their flavour is best when they are left to sit in the pan rather than being moved constantly. However, stir if they seem to be sticking. Cook on a low heat for a further 5 mins..
Boil the pasta with a little salt..
Add the tomato puree to the mushrooms. Add some water, a little at a time but make sure the dish isn't too wet. Cook for a further 5-10 mins, until the veg is soft enough but still has a little give. Season with salt and pepper..
Serve on the drained pasta, much like with a regular bolognese. I don't eat cheese, but feel free to add some on top and enjoy!.

Serve this alongside tomato avocado salad and garlic bread for a complete delicious meal. I served this mushroom bolognese with spaghetti but feel free to serve it with any type of pasta you prefer. Scoop out the mushrooms then add the onions, garlic, carrots and celery to the same pan with another tbsp of olive oil and stir well. Add the herbs, celery salt, star anise and tomato purée. Drain the porcini mushrooms, keeping the liquid.

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