Mushroom-Stuffed Potato Zrazy with Satsibeli

by Alice Zaslavsky, from In Praise of Veg

I haven’t mastered the pronunciation of this dish but I feel I’ve 💯 nailed the dish. Zrazy (pronounced ZRAH-zii) are golden mashed potato rissole-like parcels of deliciousness.

Hubster loves mashed potato and often requests it. I really dislike it, so it’s fair to say mashed potato almost never gets a run in this house. This recipe has elevated the humble mash into something that is now on my favourites list and will go into rotation as a regular meal.

The mushroom duexelles is such a simple method of cooking yet the flavour result is intense. It took immense self-control not to shovel this into my mouth warm out of the pan. Or for that matter, cold after taking some photos this morning.

The mushrooms are encased by rich, fluffy mashed potato which is then pan-fried for a crispy, golden finish.

Vegan Substitutions for Mushroom-Stuffed Potato Zrazy

Vegan substitutions were easy for this recipe and it cooked perfectly as vegan-friendly.

I always have a couple of packets of Orgran No Egg Egg replacer in my pantry – I go through quite a lot of this. It’s readily available from most health stores and is also stocked by some Woolies. A flax egg might work as a substitute in this dish, however might result in adding a ‘speckled’ finish to the mash and might be slightly less visually appealing.

I served the Zrazy for dinner with a simple side of steamed green beans, melted butter, a squeeze of fresh lemon juice and sprinkle of salt flakes. For lunch, one of these went down a treat on it’s own after being gently reheated in a skillet.

In Praise of Veg Cook Book Giveaway

If you’re reading this post before the evening of Sunday 21 March, 2021 you might be interested in the giveaway of a copy of In Praise of Veg Cook Book. Details are in the Random Act of Kindness post, here.

Mushroom Stuffed Potato Zrazy with Satsibeli

by Alice Zaslavsky from In Praise of Veg
Rissoles made of mashed potato?! This dish is what potato-ey dreams are made of. Fluffy mashed potato stuffed with a rich filling, with a golden and crispy coating. Y-U-M.
No ratings yet
Prep Time 30 mins
Cook Time 40 mins
Resting Time 1 hr
Total Time 2 hrs 10 mins
Cuisine Polish
Servings 10

Equipment

  • In Praise of Veg Cook Book
  • Wide-based Frying Pan
  • Large Saucepan
  • Fine Sieve
  • Large Mixing Bowl

Ingredients
  

  • Full ingredient list and method in In Praise of Veg
  • 1 tsp Orgran No Egg Egg Replacer with 1 tbsp water
  • 300 ml Loco Dairy Free Thickened Creamy
  • 2 cups Cold Mashed Potato
  • cup Gluten Free Flour
  • 400 g Mixed Mushrooms
  • 2 Brown Onions

Instructions
 

  • In Praise of Veg Cook Book
    Please buy this book. It is without doubt, the most glorious cook book I've ever owned. I find myself reaching for it even when I'm not looking for recipe inspiration to simply soak up the joyousness of it's pages. I've learned so many cooking tips and invariably have a chuckle as Alice brings her engaging personality to light through each of the pages.
    In Praise of Veg Cook Book
  • Vegan Substitutions
    Vegan substitutions were easy and worked very well for this recipe. You'll find the full ingredient list and method on page 320 of In Praise of Veg, with my vegan substitutes below. I also used the Mash Recipe from page 298 of In Praise of Veg.
  • BUTTER @nuttelexspread Buttery is my every day and cooking butter. ⠀
  • EGGS I used 1 teaspoon of @orgranfoods No Egg Egg Replacer with 1 tablespoons of water as replacement for the egg yolk.⠀
  • CREAM (for Mashed Potatoes) I used Loco Dairy Free Thickened Creamy

Notes

The deliciousness of this recipe cannot be overstated. Plan ahead when you have this on the menu as the key ingredients of mashed potato and mushroom duxelles need to be cold. I also recommend taking the extra step to push the potato through a fine sieve to remove all lumps, it really adds to the final result.
The Satsibeli was delicious but I’ll omit this for future cooks as I loved the Zrary with a simple sprinkle of salt flakes.
We appreciate the work of recipe developers and acknowledge the tremendous effort required to publish their creations, which is why we will never republish a recipe without prior permission. Please support the recipe creator by purchasing a copy of their cook book, or visit their website for the original recipe. The Modern Vegan Guide is your recipe companion, assisting you to veganise recipes and provide an honest review from our test kitchen.
Keyword Alice Zaslavsky, In Praise of Veg, Potato, Vegan, Vegetable
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!

Did you make this recipe?

Please let me know if it turned out for you! Leave a comment below and tag @modernveganguide on Instagram and hashtag it #modernveganguide

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recipe Rating




Close
© Copyright 2021. All rights reserved.
Close