Gluten Free Cottage Pie Loaded Skins

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Something a little different and naturally gluten free, these cottage pie loaded skins save on washing up too since you don't need to use a dish, you are using every part of the potato - including the skin as a bowl! These are great for lunch or an easy tea and the best way to serve them is with a nice crispy potato so make sure you take the time to oven bake your baked potato rather than microwave, it's not the same without the crunch!
  • Preparation Time: 10 mins
  • Cooking Time: 2 Hours
  • This recipe makes 2 servings

This recipe contains:

  • Dairy

Last updated 23rd January 2023

Added 23rd January 2023

Recipe by Alison Peters

Gluten Free Cottage Pie Loaded Skins

Ingredients

2 medium sized jacket potatoes
1/2 a medium onion
1 small carrot
250g mince beef
200ml passata (or blend chopped tomatoes until smooth)
1 beef stock cube (I use Knorr)
1tsp mixed herbs
Pinch black pepper
1tbsp milk
40g grated mozzarella

Method

  1. Bake your potatoes on a baking tray in an oven preheated to gas mark 7/220c for around 1.5 hours until you get lovely crispy jacket potatoes. These filled skins just aren't the same without a crispy skin! Once cooked set aside while you do the filling.

  2. Peel and finely diced the onion and carrot and place in a frying pan, fry until the onion starts to brown and soften.

  3. Once softened add the mince beef and fry for a few mins until it starts to brown then add the passata, mixed herbs and crumbled in the stock cube. Stir and continue to cook for 5 or so minutes until all the mince is cooked through.

  4. Meanwhile, cut your potatoes in half and scoop out the flesh from either side into a bowl, mash with a little milk to make a nice smooth mash (I use a potato ricer to make the best mash potato!). Place the skins back on a baking tray.

  5. Spoon the mince mixture into your potato skins then top with the mash potato, finish off by topping with grated mozzarella.

  6. Place your skins back in the oven on gas mark 5/190c for around 20 mins until the cheese has browned and then they are ready to serve!

Nutritional Information (Per serving)

Cals
407
Carbs
53g
Fibre
6g
Fat
10g
Sugar
10g
Protein
30g
Alison Peters
Alison Peters has been Coeliac since June 2014 and launched Coeliac Sanctuary in August of that year, and since then has aimed to provide a one stop shop for Coeliacs, from blogs, to recipes, eating out guide and online shop.

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