Kafteji
Adapted from TheMealDB
Ingredients
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- 5 Large Potatoes
- 2 Tbsp vegetable broth 🛒
- 1 Green Pepper
- 5 Onions
- 1 Tbsp Ras el hanout
- 1 lb Pumpkin
- 24 Skinned flax egg
- pinch Salt
- pinch Pepper
Method
- Prep: mix 1 Tbsp ground flax + 3 Tbsp water, rest 5 min.
- Peel potatoes and cut into 2 in cubes.
- Pour 1-3/4 in of vegetable broth into a large pan and heat up very hot.
- water-sauté potatoes until golden brown for 20 minutes, turning from time to time.
- Place on kitchen paper to drain.
- Cut the peppers in half and remove seeds.
- Rub a little vegetable broth on them and place the cut side down on a baking tray.
- Place them under the grill.
- Grill until the skin is dark and bubbly. (WFPB: grill without oiling; the food releases when seared)
- While the peppers are still hot, put them into a plastic sandwich bag and seal it.
- Take them out after 15 minutes and remove skins.
- In the meantime, heat more vegetable broth another pan.
- Peel the onions and cut into thin rings.
- water-sauté for 15 minutes until golden brown, turning them often.
- Add the Ras el hanout at the end.
- Cut the pumpkin into 2 in cubes and fry in the same pan you used for the potatoes for 10-15 minutes until it is soft and slightly browned. Place on kitchen paper.
- Pour the remaining vegetable broth out of the pan and put all the cooked vegetables into the pan and mix.
- Whisk flax egg and pour them over the vegetables.
- Put the lid on the pan so that the flax egg cook.
- Put the contents of the pan onto a large chopping board, add salt and pepper and chopped and mix everything with a big knife.
Nutrition per serving (estimated)
- 115 cal
- 3.6g protein
- 4.5g fat
- 15.5g carbs
- 4.2g fiber
- 2.4g sugar
- 12mg sodium
About the ingredients
- Potatoes Solanum tuberosum
- Potato is the starchy underground tuber of a nightshade (Solanaceae). Eaten whole/cooked it is rich in potassium, vitamin C, B6, and fiber (skin on). Whole potato: WFPB canonical (level 1). Refined forms (flour, fried chips) are noncanonical.
- vegetable broth
- A salt-free, all-purpose vegetable broth. Onion, carrots, celery, garlic, tomatoes, mushrooms, kombu, parsley.
- Green Pepper Piper nigrum
- Dried unripe fruit (peppercorns) of the pepper vine, used whole or ground. A whole dried spice with nothing added or extracted. Canonical WFPB aromatic.
- Onions Allium cepa
- Bulb vegetable, eaten raw or cooked. Whole minimally-processed plant food; 'organic' refers to cultivation only. WFPB-canonical.
- Ras el hanout
- North African (Moroccan) spice blend; name means 'head of the shop' (the best spices). A dry mix of whole-food spices with no added salt, sugar, oil, or other disqualifiers, so it is canonical for WFPB. Blends vary but are pure ground spices.
- Pumpkin Cucurbita pepo
- Botanical fruit, culinary vegetable — hence mismatch flag. Canned pumpkin puree would be a separate, also-canonical entry; whole pumpkin is unambiguous.
- flax egg
- A whole-food plant-based egg replacer. One flax egg = one egg in baking.
- Salt NaCl
- Crystalline sodium chloride, harvested by evaporating seawater or mining rock-salt deposits. Used as seasoning and preservative since antiquity—central to trade and food economies for millennia. A mineral, not a plant food, and a sodium isolate; noncanonical to WFPB.