We found an awesome vegan burger place!
I like it green!
In celebration of all things green.
Tuesday, May 11, 2021
Friday, October 16, 2020
Soy and Cancers
Linking here so that I have it for future reference. I've read several meta-analyses that have said the same thing.
Sunday, August 2, 2020
Healthy chips
Yea, still here. Blogging less, but could blog more. It's pandemic so we've cooked a lot. Yup, we went through the baking bread phase, and other things too. I'll get into that later. We've also eaten a lot of chips, and that is what this is about.
We like the healthy cauliflower cheeto-like thing. The article, if you don't want to take the time to read it concludes that they are "a marginally better-for-you entry into the canon of festive snacks" and that's good enough for me. Yum, extruded goodness.
We like the healthy cauliflower cheeto-like thing. The article, if you don't want to take the time to read it concludes that they are "a marginally better-for-you entry into the canon of festive snacks" and that's good enough for me. Yum, extruded goodness.
Saturday, June 13, 2020
Thursday, February 6, 2020
True Funny Story...
I bought the latest issue of Forks Over Knives magazine because I need some inspiration around here. I'm dancing a ton (and it's awesome) but I'm not in the mood to cook. I took today off from work to help the situation. I flip through the magazine and a soup recipe catches my eye. Yum, I think, I'll make that today.
I realize I don't have two ingredients, no worries I think, I can substitute.
As I put in the ingredients, I realize I'm recreating this soup that I used to make all the time. Ha. (Sometime around the new year, I did review my blog and think I should make that soup again.)
The recipe in the magazine was very similar and my substitutions led to the old soup I used to make. It should be good. It's cooking right now. Note: The recipe in the magazine didn't include peanut butter, but you can add it if you want (see my recipe).
I realize I don't have two ingredients, no worries I think, I can substitute.
As I put in the ingredients, I realize I'm recreating this soup that I used to make all the time. Ha. (Sometime around the new year, I did review my blog and think I should make that soup again.)
The recipe in the magazine was very similar and my substitutions led to the old soup I used to make. It should be good. It's cooking right now. Note: The recipe in the magazine didn't include peanut butter, but you can add it if you want (see my recipe).
Saturday, January 18, 2020
Soup!
Tonight, I made approximately this.
I used lasagna noodles and zucchini, but I made my own pasta sauce...
What I did:
Sautee the veggies sauteed (onion, cauliflower, zucchini, and kale) for about 10 -12 minutes. Then add tomato paste (7 oz.) and garlic and good for another couple minutes. Next add water 4-6 cups, and a veggie bouillon cube (or 2), some more tomato sauce (my home made was pretty much the equivalent of a big jar --24 oz.) (Note The recipe for the homemade sauce includes oregano, basil, and chili flakes.) Bring everything in the pot to a boil.
Add broken lasagna noodles -- my box said to boil for 4 minutes and then bake for 50 minutes. I boiled them in the soup for about 15-20 minutes.
Yum. Super easy. (That might be a pun; one that I may have made before.) No picture, I'll try to get one next time.
I used lasagna noodles and zucchini, but I made my own pasta sauce...
What I did:
Sautee the veggies sauteed (onion, cauliflower, zucchini, and kale) for about 10 -12 minutes. Then add tomato paste (7 oz.) and garlic and good for another couple minutes. Next add water 4-6 cups, and a veggie bouillon cube (or 2), some more tomato sauce (my home made was pretty much the equivalent of a big jar --24 oz.) (Note The recipe for the homemade sauce includes oregano, basil, and chili flakes.) Bring everything in the pot to a boil.
Add broken lasagna noodles -- my box said to boil for 4 minutes and then bake for 50 minutes. I boiled them in the soup for about 15-20 minutes.
Yum. Super easy. (That might be a pun; one that I may have made before.) No picture, I'll try to get one next time.
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