Vegan Mac and "Cheese" from Vegan Planet. We followed the recipe fairly closely, but didn't have any miso paste so subbed more nut yeast and mustard, instead. And we added some veggies in. Creamy, but very bland. The search for the best mac and yeast continues.
Colourful couscous. Kidney beans, green capsicum, and carrots added the colour, and this was served up alongside some veggie burgers.
Who needs to be creative in the kitchen when fruit and veggies are so good in their natural state? Rock melon in Australia, aka Canteloupe in North America.
Tahini banana pancakes, of all different sizes.
We felt like baked potatoes the other day, but didn't want to have the oven on for an hour. We don't have a microwave, so we decided to boil the whole potatoes. Then we cut them up and topped them with a mixture of leftover refried beans and leftover tomatoey veggies & chickpea sausage. And avocado, for some fatty goodness.
Curried silverbeet and potatoes on brown rice, with some chopped almonds chucked on top.
Three-flavor Pancit from Vegan Planet. We were low on groceries, so I subbed eggplant for the tofu, and zuchhini for the tempeh. I used RFD 'chicken-style seitan' for the seitan. It's basically those things, some green peas, and some rice vermicelli with sesame oil, ginger and soy sauce. Neither Andy nor I were super impressed.
Eh, it's not food, but to mix things up, here is my super cute nephew. He'll be a year old on 4 October.
7 comments:
Wow, nice round-up of dishes. I'm intrigued by the tahini-banana pancakes--haven't used tahini in anything sweet yet. Sounds good though!
Cute nephew...he looks a character.
Double the spices and add extra different one's with vegan planet. Most of the dishes in there are fairly basic and need jazzing up.
I hear you on the time of year. Too warm for stodgy winter food and not warm enough for summery salads and goodness yet :(
Mac and Cheese? Have you tried the New Farm one? I LOVE it. Otherwise you need to invest in Lolo's book. There's 2 INCREDIBLE one's in there (not that I'm biased or anything!!!)
oh my goodness, there are so many delectable meals here, that I simply cannot choose a favorite; but those tahini banana pancakes? those definitely deserve a "special recognition," since I've never considered the combination of tahini and banana - thanks again for another meal/ingredient inspiration!! I always LOVE your blog posts :0)
haha, your nephew is quite adorable :0)
Looks liek your cutie nephew is in absolute awe of all your vegan yumminess.
Yup, the injera was made from teff.
Hope you feel better SOON.
And your nephew IS super-cute!
The vegan spread looks so vibrant.
Your nephew is very cute!
the food looks awesome.
what a cute kid!
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