We’ve been cooking with lentils a lot more lately, partly because I got a craving for meatless loaf, and partly because we only recently fully realized just how much sodium is in canned beans.
So my wife made some lentil burgers, and they were great!
Delicious!
In honor of King Elvis of Rock & Roll…
Peanut butter and banana sandwiches.
Seriously, now I know why Elvis liked these so much.
This is an easy, quick, and fresh tasting dip, great for a party when you want something vegan that doesn’t seem too out of place.
Ingredients:
Directions:
Serve with tortilla chips, and enjoy.
We made pizza three other night, and I happened too have some Daiya shreds, so I put them on half the pizza.
It turns out that after a year of cheeseless pizza, I’ve lost my taste for it. The “cheezy” half just tasted salty and greasy.
I still love Daiya for grilled “cheez” sandwiches, though.
When you find out the only Indian buffet in town uses butter to cook their vegetables …
… when they make you sick to your stomach a few hours later (I’m not just vegan, I’m very lactose intolerant)
Yeah, I’ve got first world problems
I recently ate at Which Wich? after reading this article about its vegan offerings.
I have to say, Which Wich? Has a LOT more and better vegan options than many of its competitors (like McAlisters, Sweet Peppers, Firehouse, or … yick … Subway).
Their samdwiches are great, but beware their hot pepper blend … when they say hot, they mean it.
Their house chips are awesome, a top notch salt and pepper style.
They also have a light and refreshing sweet green tea.
Give them a try the next time you want a deli sandwich.
So my sweet, smart, and wonderful wifie figured out how too make vegan pierogies. They were very good, but they took a long time and a lot of attention.
Then, she decided to modify the recipe, making a casserole with biscuit dough and pierogie filling (black beans, red bell peppers,red onions, potatoes,spices).
It was much faster and extra yummy.
