The cumin, paprika and oregano gives the traditional chilli flavour, and it can be made “spicy ” hot by adding cayenne pepper to taste.
I have used vegetables that are all freely allowed but if exchanges are required, sweetcorn kernals (35g =1 ex) or baked beans (20g=1 ex) can be added at the last moment to a single portion of the chilli, or serve with ordinary boiled rice (45g=1 ex)
Perfect served with a low protein bread such as Fate flat breads, Tortillas or Chappatis and a simple salad of shredded lettuce.
The chilli can be frozen.
INGREDIENTS
- 150g onion
- 150g carrots
- 150g mushrooms
- 150g red pepper
- 25g butter
- 1 tbsp oil
- 2bay leaves
- 4 tsppaprika pepper
- 3tsp ground cumin
- 2 tsp dried oregano
- 400mls passata
- lOOmls water
- salt
- pepper
- Cayenne pepper to taste
METHOD
- Chop or thickly slice the onions. Chop the carrots, mushrooms and red pepper into medium sized pieces. Melt the butter in a pan and add the oil. Put in the vegetables and cook with a lid on the pan for about 5 mins until they begin to soften. Add the bay leaves, paprika, cumin and oregano and stir. Cook over a gentle heat for a couple of minutes to cook the spices.
- Pour in the passata and water. Season with salt and pepper, and also add cayenne to taste for a little heat. Stir well and bring to the boil. Cook gently for about 30-40 mins until the flavours develop and the vegetables are tender.





















Thank you very much for the recipes. I’ll try with friends next time for sure
My 8 month old daughter thought this was delicious, as did I as a non-PKUer. Thank you for sharing it.