I stir-fried some mystery greens that I got in Chinatown, onion, mushrooms and medium-firm tofu, and then I added some black bean sauce from a bottle. I used Thai red rice, which is like brown rice.. but more fun.
August 25, 2007
Greens, Tofu and Mushrooms with Black Bean Sauce and Red Rice
I stir-fried some mystery greens that I got in Chinatown, onion, mushrooms and medium-firm tofu, and then I added some black bean sauce from a bottle. I used Thai red rice, which is like brown rice.. but more fun.
August 22, 2007
August 21, 2007
Mushroom and Red Pepper Omelet
First I fried some chopped onions and mushrooms with a tsp of olive oil, some salt and lots of pepper, and then I poured the "omelet" mixture over top:
1/2 cup whole wheat four
1/2 cut chickpea flour
1 tbs nutritional yeast
1 tsp baking powder
salt
a pinch of tumeric
This "omelet" mixture is a variation on a recipe in Vegan Vittles.
I let that solidify, and then I put some Ajvar (awesome red pepper spread from Hungary) on top before folding the whole thing over.
August 12, 2007
Spanikopita
This spinach-tofu-filo pie was for a Cyprus- themed dinner party. I throw a dinner party every few weeks and we are going through the alphabet for which country we do.
This pic is from the next day, so it looks a little less photogenic than it was. It was delicious! I even found whole wheat filo pastry. The recipe was from Vegan with a Vengeance.
August 10, 2007
Baked Tofu with Steamed Broccoli and Brown Rice
Chickpea Crepes with Roasted Purple Potatoes and Nacho Sauce
Woo, this wasn't much work but boy does it look classy!
The crepe is whole wheat flour and chickpea flour, and it is basically the Eggless Omelet recipe from Vegan Vittles.
Inside are purple potatoes chopped and roasted with lots of garlic.
The sauce is 'nacho cheez sauce' from, yes, the Uncheese Cookbook. It has chickpea flour in it, too. Lots of protein!
Unprocessed Cheez Sauce
August 06, 2007
"Ribs", Broccoli and Lemon-Pepper Quinoa
I gave in to peer pressure and made the gluten "ribs" from FatFree Vegan Kitchen, and I am so glad I did!
I used the BBQ sauce recipe from The Garden of Vegan and it was perfect.
The side dishes are quinoa and steamed broccoli with fresh lemon juice, sea salt and fresh-ground black pepper.
Labels:
fatfree vegan kitchen,
seitan,
the garden of vegan
August 04, 2007
Fresh Market Veggies and White Bean-Eggpant Dip
Baked Macaroni and Cheez
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