I follow a wonderful blog called The Iowa Housewife. It's not a vegan blog. It's a "life" blog. Sue and her sister Myrna post delicious recipes. Sue cooks and Myrna bakes. (OK, that's simplifying it, but they are very talented!) And although blog isn't vegan, I have gotten wonderful recipes from this blog. It's probably my favorite blog. It's one of those blogs that I can get lost in for an hour and be delighted with the cooking tips, recipes, and stories that are posted.
Tonight was one of those nights that I got lost on Sue's blog and ran across a recipe for Cognac Mustard Sauce that I wanted to modify for my Vegan Filet Mignon. And, I did! It doesn't look as elegant as Sue's sauce, which is a deep, rich brown, but it was extremely tasty. Since I made 6 Vegan Filet Mignon on Christmas Day and I only ate 1, I thought I should find tasty recipes to use the rest in. (I froze 4 portions.)
Tonight was one of those nights that I got lost on Sue's blog and ran across a recipe for Cognac Mustard Sauce that I wanted to modify for my Vegan Filet Mignon. And, I did! It doesn't look as elegant as Sue's sauce, which is a deep, rich brown, but it was extremely tasty. Since I made 6 Vegan Filet Mignon on Christmas Day and I only ate 1, I thought I should find tasty recipes to use the rest in. (I froze 4 portions.)
The sauce is pretty easy to pull together. Melt the Earth Balance in a measuring cup in the microwave and then combine all of the other ingredients. I used a Tokay port wine, since I didn't have any cognac. Tokay has a raisin and tapioca taste to me, so I thought it would work. I sliced the Vegan Filet Mignon, placed it in a skillet, and poured the Tokay Mustard Sauce over the seitan and cooked it on medium for about 5 minutes.
While I made the sauce and warmed it with the seitan, I had thrown 3 scoops of an organic brown rice blend (bulk section of Whole Foods) in my rice cooker. I added a No-Beef Bouillon cube to the water along with 1 teaspoon of Earth Balance, so the rice wouldn't foam up.
When the rice flipped to "warm," I was ready to dish up my plate and eat. I had sliced Vegan Filet Mignon with Tokay Mustard Sauce and brown rice. I posted my modified recipe of Sue's Cognac Mustard Sauce below.
Tokay Mustard Sauce
4 teaspoons Earth Balance
2 tablespoons SO Delicious Coconut Milk Creamer
2 tablespoons Tokay (port dessert wine)
2 teaspoons coarse ground Dijon mustard
4 teaspoons vegan Worcestershire sauce
Vegan Filet Mignon, thinly sliced
Melt the Earth Balance in the microwave and then add the remaining ingredients. Whisk together (will look a little grainy). Slice the seitan and put it in a skillet. Pour sauce over the seitan and heat through, about 5 minutes or so.
Thanks to Iowa Sue for a wonderful recipe!!! :)
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