Vegetables in the pan
So I am back in Rothesay, although technically we now live is Quispam. Anyway, apprently the new arrangement here is now I cook all the family meals, Zane does garbage and Denise does the dishes. So this works for me, and everyone will be eating Vegan, I suspect loads of annoyance with Denise's refusal to try new things, but I am going to remain optimistic.
Now that school is over I am going to make an effort to post about all the residence cooking I did and I will try to keep a log of how this new cooking arrangement goes, so sorry for the lack of updates and long introduction.
Cooking the Vegetables
I just got in and Zane asked for Spaghetti, nothing fancy just some diced fried vegetables in a spicy tomato sauce. I had a pound of spinach left over form what Blake gave me before I left so I sliced it small and cooked it down into the sauce (this kid eats worst than I do, so some greens will do him good).
This dish's vegetables include 1 onion, 5 garlic cloves, 1 pound spinach, two hand fulls of diced green and red capsicums. Spice with some ground pepper, paprika and nooch.
Cooking Sauce
After the vegetables cook add the sauce (yeah I know, I used jarred so sue) cook until bubbly. Once your pasta is done combine and serve.
Enjoy
A blog about being a Vegan Fatty. Not eating all the vegetable goodness you should, and maybe indulging a little too often.
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Campus Triumphs
I know it's been a while, so here's a little update on my culinary world. I have been busy in the kitchen, teaching vegan cooking classes and cooking for groups of people all week (ok so sometimes it is just Katie and I but still).
Sadly, that is not what I am here to report. I am here to talk about the magic of cheap, vegan, campus food.
After my biology exam, I was a hungry and on my way to the Dunn building. Gracefully I Bi-passed the Dawg-Father and his 3$ veggie dogs and went into the grad house. It turns out Charleton offers plates of Veggies and Tofu for 3$, the same as the veggie burger. They also had Eggplant Xio-something, rice, rolls, etc. After my dish of spicy tofu veggie delight, I cut through the Killiam library and bought a Strawberry soy milk 1.50$.
All together a fairly decent and extremely cheap meal, all on the way to where I was headed.
4.50$ vegan lunch on route @ Dal.
Sadly, that is not what I am here to report. I am here to talk about the magic of cheap, vegan, campus food.
After my biology exam, I was a hungry and on my way to the Dunn building. Gracefully I Bi-passed the Dawg-Father and his 3$ veggie dogs and went into the grad house. It turns out Charleton offers plates of Veggies and Tofu for 3$, the same as the veggie burger. They also had Eggplant Xio-something, rice, rolls, etc. After my dish of spicy tofu veggie delight, I cut through the Killiam library and bought a Strawberry soy milk 1.50$.
All together a fairly decent and extremely cheap meal, all on the way to where I was headed.
4.50$ vegan lunch on route @ Dal.
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