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This vegetable pot pie with biscuits is a delightful comfort food that can be enjoyed on a cozy weeknight or serve as an impressive centerpiece during the holidays. The recipe emphasizes the use of vegan flakey buttermilk biscuits, which can be easily made at home. For those looking for alternatives, the video provides details on how to substitute apple cider vinegar and offers tips on making the biscuits gluten-free, ensuring that everyone can enjoy this dish.
The preparation of the vegetable pot pie filling is another highlight, discussing the essential role of flour in achieving the perfect consistency. Throughout the recipe, viewers can find helpful tips on how to top the pot pie with the biscuits, and learn about the ideal techniques to ensure their biscuits come out sharp and flaky. This dish not only promises to satisfy your taste buds but also showcases culinary skills that are sure to impress family and friends.
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Today, we’re making a cozy vegan pot pie topped with fluffy, buttery biscuits. This recipe is loaded with fresh veggies, savory spices, and flaky layered biscuits that will warm you up from the inside out. Let’s dig in. Let’s start with the biscuits. They’re flaky and buttery but entirely vegan. First, we’ll make the vegan buttermilk. Just add a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar and fill the cup the rest of the way with vegan milk. We’re going to let this sit for 10 minutes and this helps make the biscuits tender.
And flaky. White vinegar and lemon juice can also be substituted to make this work. [bowl sliding] Next, mix your dry ingredients. [jazz music playing in background throughout video] I’ve done the same recipe with an all-purpose gluten-free flour blend. This isn’t sponsored by the way. It’s your loss, Bob, not mine. Now, add your frozen butter. A fork works just fine here, cutting it in until the texture.
Resembles sand which is a great reference point I use to know when to stop. Once it’s mixed, turn your dough onto a floured surface and knead a few times. This dough will be sticky. Don’t worry. Just flour your hands and shape it into a half inch to three fourths inch thick oval. Right here, you could just cut out the biscuits and proceed with the rest of the recipe but for those layers, fold the dough a few times then you cut out your biscuits.
Place them on a plate then keep them refrigerated while moving to make the vegan Pot pie filling. Cutting our veggies play a huge role in how we shape the landscape for the textures of our pot pie. [board sliding] Most of the veggies here, we don’t need to worry about. The goal is simply to chop them in a way that a spoonful is a bite of everything. I’d say the carrots being the densest vegetable is where our concern lies. Slices.
Are okay for the very base of the carrot but once you start getting towards the top. Due to its thickness, consider halving or quartering to make sure that it cooks evenly with the rest of the ingredients. [knife smashing] Now for the filling, we got a mix of beans, carrots, peas, and celery with a blend of herb and spices. Let’s start by sauteing onions, garlic, and our fresh thyme in vegan butter until fragrant. This creates that flavor base for our filling.
[sizzling] Next, add in our carrots, our celery, Then a splash of white wine. [sizzling] This step adds depth. Cook until the wine is mostly evaporated. [scraping] Now, add your spices, giving them a chance to toast and then follow that up with your flour. The flour will help thicken the sauce, giving us that creamy filling. This is.
Another place you could use that gluten-free all-purpose flour we talked about but you could also use a very basic chickpea flour, oat flour, or even something else, similar to that. Slowly pour in the liquids. Whisking as you go to prevent lumps while scraping the fond and iron if you’re using cast iron that is to create this creamy, flavorful base. Once we get here, we’re going to pull this down to a simmer for two or three minutes until thickened. [whisking].
If you’re not using a baking proof dish, you could transfer it over to one at this time in the recipe. We’re going to top this with our chilled biscuits for that perfect golden crust. Before heading into the oven, brush the biscuits with vegan milk or butter. This will help give them that gorgeous color as they bake. In about 20 minutes later, release the Kraken. That just doesn’t sound as appealing. Release the pot pie. [skillet sliding] Fluffy I mean fluffy baked biscuits just towering.
Into the bubbly hot delicious filling give it 10 minutes the flavors will settle and there you have it a rich hearty vegan pot pie with buttery biscuits perfect for a cozy night in or a holiday show stopper full recipe substitutions and all can be found linked in the description or head on over to my website Make It Dairy Free dot com appreciate you Till next time. Believe in good. Peace.
