This American spin on a traditional Irish dish will have you reaching for seconds and thirds with no hesitation! Loaded with creamy roasted garlic & sautéed leeks, but leaving behind the butter or dairy will have your mouth and your body thanking you!
3cupsthinly sliced white or savoy cabbage about ½ cabbage
salt & pepperto taste
Instructions
Roast Garlic - Set oven to 400°. Slice unpeeled bulb of garlic in half right through the middle of the head. Wrap in foil with cut sides facing up. Roast for 40-50 minutes then set aside to cool.
Cook Potatoes - In a large pot add potatoes and cover them with cold water. Cover pot and bring to a boil for about 10 minute. Carefully pour out most of the water, leaving a couple inches in the bottom of the pot. Cover and steam over medium heat for about 20 minutes until potatoes are cooked through.
To prepare leek, slice in half lengthwise and wash well. Thinly sliced crosswise into half moons. Add leeks to a large sauté pan with a ¼ cup of water (or vegetable broth). Sauté for about 10 minutes until softened
Quarter cabbage and thinly slice. Add to skillet with leeks and continue to cook, stirring occasionally until wilted. Add plant based milk to skillet and bring to a low simmer
Remove roasted garlic from skin, add to potatoes and roughly mash. Stir in cabbage, leek & milk mixture until combined. Season to taste with salt & pepper.Top with flaky salt or vegan butter. Enjoy!
Notes
Serving Suggestion- This colcannon is especially tasty served with the Au Jus from this Vegan Corned Beef!