Vegetarian Christmas dinner

[Roy E6]

I have my sister coming for Christmas dinner this year, she has only gone and turned vegetarian.
So Help, what do I cook her? I don't think I will get away with just leaving the turkey off her plate!
All ideas gratefully received.

[miniman]

Gary Rhodes' mushroom suet pudding is nice.

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=MR4KxY2YtMc&des...

Veggie suet, natch.

[condor]

Isn't it usual to just give veggies a nut roast?

[miniman]

condor said:

Isn't it usual to just give veggies a nut roast?

Personally I like to give them a wedgie, but your idea's good too.

[Tumbler]

I'm giving this a try http://www.morrisons.co.uk/Food-and-Drink/Recipes/...

[calibrax]

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[scrubchub]

Both my sisters and my missus are veggies. It's a goddamn pain in the arse but what can you do. I make them a simple vegetable puff pastry tart. Just a rectangle of puff pastry, cooked so it rises and then push in the middle of it so it's got a 'lip'. Fry some veg, pepper, courgette, that kind of stuf and pile it in the case. Oven bake to finish it off.

[sgrimshaw]

Her problem not yours!

If you were going for a meal at her house, would she be cooking you a special meat dish ???

[H_Kan]

Assuming you are willing to make the effort and cook something for her, then I would probably go with something pastry based.

Perhaps a brie, cranberry and veg filo parcel or puff pastry mushroom tart using some of the exotic mushrooms to pep the flavour up?

That sort of dish will go well with the usual veg and trimmings from christmas dinner. Though remember to do her spuds without goose fat etc.

[sherman]

Serve her this in the morning and then serve turkey as normal as your problem will have been solved.

[sagarich]

Roy E6 said:

All ideas gratefully received.

Simple, tell her she's uninvited