I thought for a change I'd make an all vegetable Tagine of nice things. Lovely spices mixed with nicely roasted butternut and aubergine. I added a bit of this and a bit of that till it tasted good!
Although we're both meat eaters we didn't miss the absence of meat or chicken at all.
You don't need to buy a tagine to make this - a lidded casserole will be fine but really it will need to be able to go on the stovetop in order to save on washing up!
How to make Vegetable Tagine
Please see the full recipe in the printable recipe card below.
Add the nicely roasted vegetables to the onions, chillies and spices into your Tagine or saucepan.
*Check on it after about 20 minutes and add the rest of the stock if you need to. When you are happy that it's all nicely cooked have a taste to check the seasoning.
Add a little salt if you need to and more chilli flakes or whatever you think it needs.
Just before serving add the chopped coriander and serve with rice or couscous and flatbread for dipping and mopping.
Vegetable Tagine
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That's a colourful vegetarian dish...do you have a tagine yet, Janice? ;)
ReplyDeletePeter - this blog started because I'd bought a Tagine - 3 years ago too!!
ReplyDeleteYou wont remember this but have a look here: http://www.aglugofoil.com/2008/03/ive-just-bought-tagine.html
What an amazing unification of veggie and spices, Jan. Truly appetizing to look at and I'm sure delicious to enjoy.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing...
What wonderful color. Your tagine looks beautiful and I'm sure it's tasty as well. Have a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteColourful and tasty, good to see a vegetarian tagine Jan!
ReplyDeleteI am a meat eater too but I do enjoy veg meals such as this one. It looks mouthwatering and loaded with vitamins!
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering -- yumm!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love all the different colours, it looks so healthy! I would probably sneak a couple of pork chops in beside this hee hee!
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