Mushroom and red wine split pea ragu with mashed potato, Brussels sprouts, preserved lemon and parsley

Cook time: 40 minutes

couple, family

Ingredients

Ingredient
Couple
Family
Agria potatoes
Couple
All
Family
All
Leeks
Couple
1 small
Family
1 large
Garlic
Couple
3 cloves
Family
5 cloves
Brown mushrooms
Couple
1 bag
Family
1 bag
Red wine tomato paste
Couple
1 pottle
Family
1 pottle
Tomatoes
Couple
1 tin
Family
2 tins
Red split peas
Couple
1 bag
Family
1 bag
Water
Couple
1 tin
Family
2 tins
Parsley
Couple
All
Family
All
Brussel sprouts
Couple
1 bag
Family
1 bag
Preserved lemon
Couple
1 pottle
Family
1 pottle
Plant milk^
Couple
1/2 cup
Family
3/4 cup
Plant butter or margarine^
Couple
1 Tbsp
Family
1 1/2 Tbsp

If you need an excuse to open a bottle of red wine, this dish would go wonderfully with one. Use a splash in the ragu before you add the tinned tomatoes.

Don’t cut the potatoes too small. The smaller they are the more water they absorb resulting in less creamy mash.

^denotes a staple item, not supplied by Green Dinner Table.

Instructions

1

Peel the potatoes and cut into large chunks (roughly golf ball sized).

Place in a pot of cold water with a big pinch of salt. Bring to a boil, then simmer for 20 to 25 minutes, until fully cooked.

2

While the potatoes are cooking, prepare the red split pea ragu.

Mince the garlic.

Trim most of the green off the leeks. Cut in half lengthways, wash if need be then thinly slice.

Wash, pat dry, then slice the mushrooms.

In a medium (or large) pot, cook the leek in a little oil forย  4-5 minutes until soft. Add the garlic and cook for another 30 seconds. Add the sliced mushrooms and red wine tomato paste, along with a pinch of salt. Fry for a few minutes, then add the tinned tomatoes, red split peas, and water. Bring to a simmer.

3

Reduce the heat on the ragu.

If the ragu is looking dry, add a little more water.

Cook for about 15-20 minutes, until the split peas are fully cooked.

Remove the parsley leaves from the stalk, discard the stalk, finely chop the leaves.

4

Once the potatoes are cooked, strain and return to the pot. Allow to steam uncovered for a minute or so, as this removes any excess water and allows for a creamier mash.

Add the plant milk and butter with a pinch of salt, then mash. Add more milk or butter, if you’re inclined. Keep warm.

5

Add the chopped parsley to the ragu.

Remove any seeds from the preserved lemon then finely chop.

Trim the base off the Brussels sprouts, cut in half then thinly slice.

Heat a large fry pan to medium-high heat with a good splash of oil. Fry the Brussels sprouts for 3 to 4 minutes, stirring regularly. Season with salt andย  black pepper.

6

Taste the ragu, and add more salt or water, if needed.

Serve mash, with a side of Brussel sprouts and topped with ragu and preserved lemon.



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