A cheesy meal guaranteed to make a belly feel immensely good. |
Hopefully, it's here to stay-- forever and ever. |
Still, I quite enjoyed amazing combinations of pasta made from vegetables and spiced fava bean mash with the creamy richness of Daiya's premier artisan cheese. In fact, this meal-- which can serve up to 6-- left me feeling a little on the fancy side of life.
Veggie Penne With Mashed Fava Beans & "Cheese" Ingredients and Preparation
1 package veggie penne (or any other pasta is fine)
1 15oz can Westbrae Natural Organic Fava Beans, drained
1/4 cup nutritional yeast
1 teaspoon Frontier Coop Italian Seasonings (or any other brand)
1 teaspoon cumin
1 teaspoon turmeric
1 teaspoon coriander
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
a few shavings of Daiya Jalapeno Havarti
Cook pasta according to directions.
In a food processor or blender, combine fava beans with nutritional yeast, cumin, turmeric, coriander, salt, and black pepper, pulsing gently. Do not let it turn into completely mushy puree. You need it to have a squashed appearance.
Once pasta is drained, lower heat on stove, and add in fava bean mixture and cheese, letting latter melt into the dish. Stir continuously for five minutes or so, making sure nothing sticks to the pot.
Serve to loved ones. |
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Extra pinch of Italian Seasonings (and some red crushed pepper flakes) filled the golden bowl with delicious blessings. |
Close up of the beany pasta goodness. This is a real satisfying stomach filler. |
Yum, I need to try this recipe. I absolutely love fava beans, and it's been too long since I've had them. Daiya cheese can be hit or miss for me, but i do like the jalapeno havarti and also the smoked Gouda which is hard to find but tasty.
ReplyDeleteYay! Another who loves the fava bean. I know A LOT of vegans don't enjoy Daiya. That I understand. Yet like you, I too cherish the Jalapeno and the Smoked Gouda (which I have only tried once).
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