2tbspdried oregano and marjoram1 for the mince, 1 for the courgettes
1tbspMilled flax, sunflower, pumpkin and sesame seeds & gojo berries(optional) I use Linwoods just to add extra nutriants to the meal
1splashHendersons Relishits a good veggie alternative to Worcestershire sauce
1mugpassata
1mugWater
1courgette
2tbspbutter
1tbspplain flour
1pintmilk
200ggrated cheddar
1boxcannelloni
1handfulgrated mozzarella
1handfulcherry tomatoes halved
Instructions
Heat the olive oil in a frying pan.
Put the kettle on.
Add the chopped onion and cook on a low heat until the onions start to turn translucent.
Add the quorn mince and if it was frozen pour a little boiled water over it to defrost it quickly.
Add the bouillon, dried herbs, milled flax, sunflower, pumpkin and sesame seeds & gojo berries, splash of Henderson's, mug of pasata and mug of water and bring to a boil.
Once boiling, turn it down and leave it simmering whilst making the cheese sauce.
In a milk pan melt the butter.
Add the flour and whisk until smooth.
When it's a smooth paste, gradually add the milk whisking all the time to make a smooth sauce, you may need a little extra milk.
When the milk pan is almost full, turn off the heat and mix in the grated cheese.
The mince should have reduced down now so there is no liquid hanging around in the frying pan, if not, turn the heat up a little and reduce.
Pour some of the cheese sauce into the bottom of a casserole so it is all lightly covered (to stop make washing up easier).
Fill the cannelloni with the mince mix, either by using an icing bag, cutting a corner off a small plastic bag, or a jam funnel and a chop stick (easiest for me).
Line the filled cannelloni along the bottom of the casserole and cover with the rest of the cheese sauce, the chopped tomatoes and the grated mozzarella, even some more grated cheddar if you're feeling piggy.