Nothing says food quite an enormous bowl of petite marmite with vegan dumplings. It’s healthy, it’s warming, it’s easy (yes, dumplings are often easy), and it’ll become one among your winter go-to recipes.

Dumplings are a broad classification for a cute bundle of joy made with pieces of dough wrapped around a filling. Fillings are classically meat, fish, or cheese, but also fruits, or sweets. Dumplings are often made during a sort of alternative ways like baking, boiling, steaming, etc. except for this recipe, we’re getting to not only make vegan dumplings but dumplings which will be made easily in your petite marmite . They’re delicious!

What you’ll love about these vegan dumplings & soup

Dumplings are a food celebrated all around the world, but especially in Asian cultures, and paired with this healthy petite marmite base, they’re really tasty. If you would like more convincing, here are other reasons you’ll fall crazy with this recipe:

1. They’re easy (yep, you heard that right, dumplings often are intimidating but these aren’t)
2. They’re vegan
3. They’re airy, fluffy & fabulous
4. The soup broth is magical and loaded with flavor – it also can be used for other soup bases like chicken noodle soup
5. Who doesn’t love a recipe that creates your family thinks you were slaving all day within the kitchen but really it only took you minutes? I really like that “wow” factor with food, obviously, but I don’t love spending hours within the kitchen on a busy day once I have work to try to do. This recipe is ideal for those busy weeknights due to that.

How to perfect this petite marmite & vegan dumplings recipe

Some quick tips for this recipe:

1. Let the petite marmite base simmer tons to develop the flavor
2. Don’t skip the great quality herbs in your dumplings to actually add a pop of flavor
3. Sweat your vegetables out on a lower heat than blasting them on high heat, this helps with the flavor also
4. Switch up the vegetables during this recipe to whatever you’ve got in your fridge – contribute kale, broccoli, squash, etc.
5. This creamy recipe (without the cream) is actually SO good. And if you’re thinking these little dumplings are going to be hard to master? re-evaluate. You seriously just mix together the ingredients, allow them to sit, then dollop them into your soup, and BAM you’ve got vegan dumplings.

Vegetable Soup with Vegan Dumplings

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This easy and healthy homemade petite marmite with vegan dumplings is tasty, comforting, and you won’t spend all day within the kitchen!

INGREDIENTS

For the dumplings:

1 cup all-purpose flour

1 tsp leaven

3/4 tsp salt

1 tsp fresh thyme

1/4 tsp cracked pepper

2 tbsp vegetable oil

1/2 cup warm water

For the soup:

1 tbsp. olive oil

1 medium-sized white onion, finely chopped

2 celery stalks, finely chopped

2 medium-sized carrots, finely chopped

5 stems of scallion , finely chopped

1 tbsp. vegan butter

1 heaped tbsp. all-purpose flour

1 tsp sea salt

1 tsp fresh cracked pepper

1 tsp fresh thyme

1 tbsp. vegetable stock paste mixed with 1 1/2 cups boiling water

7 cups boiling water

Instructions

Start by making the dough. Combine your flour, leaven, sea salt, and herbs. Create a well within the center of your flour mixture and pour oil and warm water into the center. employing a spatula fold together until sticky and well combined. it’ll be wet and sticky but this is often what you’re trying to find. Form into a ball and place a dishtowel on top and let it rest while you create your soup.

To an outsized pot add your vegetable oil and warmth on medium heat for 1 minute before adding onions. Cook the onions for 7-8 minutes or until translucent. To the pot add your carrots, celery, and scallion . Cook them for 7-8 minutes while stirring often to avoid burning. Scrape any brown bits that develop at the bottom of the pot with a wooden spoon.

To the pot, add your vegan butter and let it melt. Add your flour and stir till everything is coated. Now season with salt and pepper and add your fresh thyme. Give everything another stir to make sure everything is well coated with flour. Increase heat to high and add 1 tbsp of vegetable stock paste + 1 1/2 cups of boiling water to the pot. Stir and scrape any loose bits from rock bottom of the pan. Once your water has almost reduced and therefore the remainder of the water and convey soup to a boil. Cook till the vegetables are tender.

Grab your dough mixture and employing a tbsp. begin scooping little balls and dropping them into the soup. It’s not an excessively fancy or particular process, just confirm you’re employing a tbsp. Cook for around 5 minutes before removing from heat.