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365 days of dinner: Jan. 27-31 & Feb. 1, 2009

February 2nd, 2009 at 05:21 am

Tuesday, Jan. 27:
Bean, rice and "beef" burritos



Wednesday, Jan. 28:
Veggie hot dogs, coleslaw and baked beans at our friends' house (almost forgot to take a picture, but I stopped my friend right before he had his last bite of hot dog, so we could snap this photo)



Thursday, Jan. 29:
"Beef" and broccoli stir-fry (using Morningstar steak strips) over rice



Friday, Jan. 30: Spaghetti bolognese (using Morningstar burger crumbles)



Saturday, Jan. 31: Mixed greens salad and Chickpeas a la King from the Vegan Vittles cookbook (we usually serve it on toast, but we were out of bread so we had it over tater tots. Turned out to be even tastier that way!)





Sunday, Feb. 1:
First, NT took a photo of our lovely brunch of "mollete" (refried beans and cheese/soy cheese on bread, toasted in the oven and topped with salsa). For the bread, AS made "bolillos," Mexican small baguettes with a hint of cinnamon in them.



Then, we were supposed to have people over for Super Bowl, but I was sick and out of it and we had to cancel. Frown We'd planned to make Southern Fried Tofu (also from Vegan Vittles) nuggets, so we went ahead and did that, and one of our friends that we canceled on actually brought over some of what he'd prepared for our party, a white-bean chili. It went perfectly with the tofu nuggets!

3 Responses to “365 days of dinner: Jan. 27-31 & Feb. 1, 2009”

  1. oceansluver78 Says:
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    Wow......now thats what i call five star dining at home!

  2. pearlieq Says:
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    As always, yum! You all must be in excellent health.

    I thought of you today as I decided to try out a pack of Trader Joe's vegan peanut noodles. There were all right--they had a very earthy taste with strong notes ginger/nutmeg/cinnamon or something like that.

    Looking forward to seeing more of your creations!

  3. whitestripe Says:
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    i took a photo of a burger i made yesterday and thought of you Smile
    do you think you would be able to share the southern fried tofu recipe? i'm nearly drooling over it. my lentil dal for dinner pales in comparison to everything on your page Frown you guys are all awesome chefs!

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