Sister Sarah’s Veggie Crumble

By Lyn Funnell

A mixture of vegetables, chopped.

Use whatever you have.

Instead of boiling them, you can use any leftover cooked veg you have.

I used cauliflower, carrots, leeks, runner beans & onions.

You could add mushrooms.

To measure them, tip them into the baking dish you’re using to see how they fit, then tip them into a saucepan.

Boil gently for 5 minutes. Leave to stand while you make a cheese sauce.

40z/20g flour

½ pt milk

Pinch of mustard

1 tblsp butter

Approx. 4ozs/12gs of Sister Sarah Goats Cheese, grated.

This cheese has a delicious strong flavour which goes well with this recipe.

Make the cheese sauce recipe, stirring well.

Drain the veg & tip them into the baking dish. Pour the cheese sauce over them.

Make a crumble.

4 tblsps plain flour

2 tblsps porage oats

2 tblsps breadcrumbs

Grated Ashdown Foresters cheese. This cow’s cheese is Cheddar-like.

2 tblsps of butter

A pinch of salt

Mix all the ingredients together with your fingertips.

Tip it over the veg & bake in an over 200C/gas7 for approx. 50 minutes, until golden on the top.

This is a tasty meal on its own.

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  • Lyn Funnell

    Lyn is the co-owner of Unknown Kent and Sussex. She lives in Sussex. Lyn has been writing for most of her life, both Fiction & Non-Fiction. She loves cookery & creating original recipes. She's won a lot of prizes, including Good Housekeeping Millenium Menu & on BBC The One Show as a runner-up, making her Britain's Spag Bol Queen! She has had nine books published so far. History, Travel & Restaurant Reviews are her main interests.

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