Unofficial Slimming World Homity Pie recipe

This homity pie is a really tasty comfort food type of meal whilst actually being healthy and full of vegetables but not feeling like diet food at all! I am positive you will love this homity pie recipe!

This is a great recipe for adding vegetables into the mashed potato to encourage children to have a healthier diet.

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Why homity pie is so amazing

If you follow Slimming World then you will know many vegetables are referred to as speed foods. This recipe is full of vegetables whilst also being tasty and stodgy.

This is a perfect recipe for when you want something warm, filling, and stodgy but still healthy!

I always add to the vegetables by serving it with something like broccoli or carrots too.

Trying vegetables cooked differently or with herbs and spices can make them a little more exciting too. Homity pie is lovely with all sorts of vegetables.

Step-by-step instructions for Homity Pie

1. Preheat oven to 220°c, 200°f or Gas 7.

2. Boil potatoes for around 20 minutes until tender, drain and then mash.

3. In a large frying pan sprayed with low-calorie cooking spray, stir-fry the onions.

4. Add leeks as soon as onions start to fry and cook for 6 minutes adding the peas a minute before the end.

5. Add the mashed potato, garlic, eggs, stock and 100g of the cheese and combine.

6. Spoon the mixture into a large casserole or oven dish and then top with the remaining 80g of cheese.

7. Bake for 25 minutes or until golden on top.

8. Serve and enjoy! We enjoy it with roasted carrots! It reheats well in the microwave if required.

Making homity pie on a budget

I try to ensure all of the recipes I make are accessible to everyone and do not use obscure hard-to-find ingredients. This recipe simply uses things you will likely have in anyway or can buy at any supermarket.

Don’t forget to check out the yellow sticker reductions around the time you will make this recipe as it uses lots of leeks and potatoes which are often reduced!

Frozen vegetables are nutritionally just as good as fresh so you could use frozen leeks and frozen onions, just be sure to not add the extra liquid that comes out of them in the final dish.

More recipes you may enjoy

Which meal do you struggle with ideas for on Slimming World? I have lists of breakfast ideas and lunch ideas if that helps you for meals before your tasty homity pie.

This is a great budget meal to make on Slimming World, you can find lots more in my budget recipes guide.

If you are vegetarian or want to eat more vegetarian or plant-based meals I have a full list of vegetarian and vegan recipes which are perfect on Slimming World.

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