Recipe Directions
1. In a bowl, combine the spelt and oat flours plus preferred seasonings. I used 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1 teaspoon olive oil. Add water until a sticky dough forms. Alternatively, you could do this step in a food processor, but it's almost impossible to clean the machine afterward.
2. Shape the dough into a ball and place between two sheets of plastic wrap.
3. Roll out the dough, while in the plastic wrap, until it reaches 1/4 inch thickness or however you prefer.
4. Cut out circles from the dough using the pot pie bowls to measure for size (they will shrink a little in the dehydrator). Re-roll any excess dough and repeat.
5. Dehydrate at 95 Fahrenheit while preparing vegetables.
6. Dice vegetables and combine in a large bowl. In a blender, combine all ingredients from pine nuts through salt and process until it has the consistency of a thin cream.
7. Pour over vegetables and toss to coat. Evenly distribute mixture among servings bowls (it made enough for 5 when I made it). Make sure to use all the sauce, it's good stuff.
8. Remove crusts from dehydrator. Wet the edges of the individual crust and press over bowl to seal.
9. Repeat with remaining crusts and bowls. Return to dehydrator at 105 Fahrenheit for 2 hours (or less depending on how warm or crisp you want it).
Enjoy!
Lilcute789's Thoughts
By lilcute789 All the goodness of traditional veggie pot pie, except with more nutrition.
Print This Recipe (PDF)
Click the button below to download the printable PDF.
My Notes
You do not have any notes. Add some here. Notes are private and are only visible to you.
Add New NoteHello Beautiful!
It looks like you're new to The Rawtarian Community. If you'd like to get involved, click one of these buttons!
Login to Community Signup for an account Login using FacebookCommunity Recipes
Community Forum
-
Sustainable and Custom Food Packaging Options for Raw Food Lovers
Coral - 2 hours 14 min ago -
Are Chemicals in Food Packaging Affecting Our Health?
Coral - 2 hours 20 min ago -
Can You Freeze Wax Paper?
Coral - 2 hours 22 min ago -
Skin Care Products
markw8778 - 23 hours 30 min ago -
Ensuring Food Safety: The Role of Packaging
Kathleen - 3 days 22 hours ago
Comments
Top voted
SweetSheep
Apr 23, 2011
SweetSheep's Review
Warm Vegetable Pot Pie
Thanks very much for your recipe! I didn’t have any mushrooms, so I used red pepper and broccoli instead. It was very good. The dough was delicious even before it went into the dehydrator. I had it with spirulized carrot and courgette.
LilEarthMuffin
Dec 11, 2011
This sounds amazing, perfectly hearty for thanksgiving!
http://lilearthmuffin.wordpress.com/
beanybeegan
Apr 16, 2011
Thanks for this recipe. Being of a mature age, I am always looking for the good oldy recipes changed to raw.
When I try this recipe, think I will soften up the veggies in the dehydrator.
All
oldenjon
Jan 13, 2012
I wonder, what are the best non-gluten grain alternatives for oats and spelt in a recipe like this?
LilEarthMuffin
Dec 11, 2011
This sounds amazing, perfectly hearty for thanksgiving!
http://lilearthmuffin.wordpress.com/
SweetSheep
Apr 23, 2011
SweetSheep's Review
Warm Vegetable Pot Pie
Thanks very much for your recipe! I didn’t have any mushrooms, so I used red pepper and broccoli instead. It was very good. The dough was delicious even before it went into the dehydrator. I had it with spirulized carrot and courgette.
lilcute789
Apr 17, 2011
Actually I didn't even sprout the oats and I order the sprouted spelt flour (not purely raw, but pretty close). Anyways, I'm sure they'd be even better sprouted and dried, but I'm just saying that this can be a really quick recipe if you're not starting entirely from scratch.
beanybeegan
Apr 16, 2011
Thanks for this recipe. Being of a mature age, I am always looking for the good oldy recipes changed to raw.
When I try this recipe, think I will soften up the veggies in the dehydrator.
Leave a Comment