i’ve been on a pasta making kick. why? because it’s easy! it’s really actually easy. time consuming? yes. hard? no way. this ravioli dish was worth the time it takes.
well, EXCUSE MY ABSENCE! i’ve been on vacation eating and not internetting, but now i’m back! i was lucky enough to go a friend’s cabin and spend the entire time either eating or floating in a lake. this is one of the meals i cooked up while there: broccoli tofu scramb, gravy, avocado, biscuits and tempeh bacon! I’m a bit fuzzy on the lines between wet burritos, baked burritos and oversized enchiladas but i decided […]
tofu benedict! delicious and insanely huge. this was a celebratory brunch because a- it was nice out and b- my boyfriend didn’t float away in the flood in Calgary. makes 4 biscuits or 2 big bennies BISCUITS i used this biscuit recipe without the chives and cheese BUT HEY you could leave em in too. i cut them out big, about 4 inch circles, so cooking time is about 5 minutes longer. you’ll have extra […]
i love breakfast, maybe more than anything. here is a good summer brunch. also it’s finally nice out and i can sit in my yard and eat delicious brunches, which i actually love more than anything (except thor). TEMPEH BROCCOLI FRY-UP oil 1/2 head of broccoli 1 package of 7-grain tempeh, cubed 3 scallions, sliced (whites and greens separated) 1 tomato, diced 2 tsp bragg’s or tamari 3 cloves garlic, minced a squeeze of lemon […]
i love these, i’ve been making them forever. when i was in school and insanely busy i would make 6 at once, freeze them, then take them out when i needed a quick filling meal. they taste trashy but they’re really just good for you. 3 baking potatoes olive oil 3/4 c. chopped broccoli 1 c. chopped baby spinach, packed 6 cloves garlic, minced 1 tbsp dijon 1/4 c. almond milk 2 tbsp nutritional yeast […]
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