Lentil Wellington (soy-free with nut-free option)
This easy, vegan lentil Wellington with mushrooms and vegetables, is perfect for holidays and potlucks. A flavorful lentil-mushroom loaf wrapped in crisp puff pastry is a total crowd-pleaser. This post was originally published dec 15 2017. It has been updated with new pictures

Let’s make this fabulous puff pastry-wrapped lentil Wellington! The lentil-mushroom-walnut mixture is fantastic on its own, and you can use it to make burgers or as a loaf topped with my amazing gravy.
For this vegan Wellington, we are wrapping the lentil loaf in buttery, crisp puff pastry for a crowd-pleasing holiday entree.
Onion, garlic, and walnuts get toasted in a skillet and then cooked down with mushrooms. Add in lentils, veggies, and herbs, and you have got a flavor explosion wrapped in golden puff pastry.

If you are looking for a gluten-free version, make my gluten-free vegan Wellington instead.
You finish off this amazing vegan Wellington with a one-pot gravy that you can whip up while the loaf bakes in the oven. It is so amazing with this recipe or with mashed potatoes or anywhere else you’d use a gravy.
For gluten-free, use my gluten-free mushroom gravy instead.


To flavor the lentil Wellington and the gravy, you can use stock instead of the following ingredients:
- onion
- garlic
- walnuts
- mushrooms
- peas and carrots
- herbs and spices
- cooked lentils
- chia egg
- puff pastry
- flour
- nutritional yeast
- vegetable stock
- Worcestershire sauce and Dijon mustard
By using stock as a substitute, you can still achieve a delicious and flavorful vegan lentil Wellington and gravy. If you're looking to impress a crowd, try this delectable lentil-mushroom loaf encased in flaky puff pastry - a true crowd-pleaser. Serve it alongside creamy mashed potatoes, a fresh green salad, and your favorite holiday sides for a complete meal.
FAQs:
1. Is this recipe allergy-friendly?
This recipe is soy-free as long as you opt for a soy-free puff pastry. For a gluten-free version, consider using a gluten-free Wellington crust or another gluten-free pastry. To make it nut-free, substitute a mixture of oats and toasted sunflower seeds or roasted chestnuts for the nuts in the recipe.
2. Can I make this ahead of time?
Yes, you can assemble and freeze the Wellington ahead of time. Simply assemble the dish, freeze it for up to 3 months, and bake it from frozen when ready to serve. Adjust the baking time by adding an extra 5 to 10 minutes to ensure it cooks through. given statement: "I am going to the store to buy some groceries."
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