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Diary of a haphazard cook!
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Slapdash Cooking: Beluga Lentil-Quorn Chili Stew....
Because I had no idea what we were going to eat tonight... All measurements are approximate. 1.5 cups dry black(beluga) lentils 32 o...
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Slapdash Cooking: Stir fried veggies and mac and cheese...
4-5 medium zucchini, quartered and sliced 1/2 inch thick about 3/4 pound small mushrooms, quartered about 1.5 cups diced quorn ...
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7 years
Oh my word, my dog just swiped her paws across my keyboard and erased this whole post.
So, here goes again:
I have lost so many of my new creations because I forget to blog them. Blaming it on the start of the school year and a busy summer before that. We are mostly vegetarian now so I've had to get creative in a lot of ways. Anyhoo...... -
8 years
Vegan Stuffed Peppers(cheater style)
These are so easy and vegan unless you use dairy cheese to finish the top(we did).
5 largish red bell peppers, split vertically, and seeded
1 pkg Trader Joe's vegetable fried rice -
8 years
Easy peasy and delish! This was my second bowl!!!!
1 32-oz box veggie broth(or chicken)
1 can petit diced tomatoes with juice -
8 years
This one is easy!
1 large head of cauliflower, in pieces and roasted in a bit of olive oil until softened.
Add to a soup pot with 32 ounces veggie(or beef or chicken) broth and spices to suit you. I used cumin, curry powder, garlic and onion powder, and a bit of smoked paprika. Cook, covered, until the cauliflower is very tender, maybe 15-20 minutes. Uncover...
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