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Vegan Family Dinners: Papa's Day
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Monday, June 30, 2008. Happy belated Father's Day to all the dad, daddas, papas, fathers, grandfathers, pops, etc, etc. We had a very simple Father's Day, consisting of breakfast in bed, followed by a warm day at the beach. Keith was treated to scrambled tofu (made with silken tofu, 'cause that's how he likes it), fresh fruit, and jam-filled mochi (my new favorite treat, from this. More to come soon. our neighborhood is great. the local Italian shop sells handmade, organic vegan ravioli! The Little Mama ...
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Vegan Family Dinners: Here I am, here I am!!!
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Saturday, May 10, 2008. Here I am, here I am! Here is it, Saturday night, and here I am at the computer writing a post. Hurrah! Okay, so here's a quickie life update before we get to the food. I'm afraid I have mislead you. we haven't actually moved yet! We leave in 3 weeks, and my absence up 'til now has been a combination of many things:. 2 I took a doula course, which consumed a bit of my time. But, I'm a doula now, so yay! We love you, Janet! 5 I went on a couple trips (Kelowna to visit the in-laws, ...
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Vegan Family Dinners: August 2008
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Friday, August 29, 2008. So, after a year of Vegan Family Dinners, I've decided to move on, in the blogging world. There is far too much going on my life to stick to blogging just about food all the time, so I am in the process of starting a new blog that will cover all aspects of my life, from baking brownies to knitting booties (haha, nope, I'm not preggers. just hypothetical). This blog will remain here, but this will be the last Vegan Family Dinners post. It makes me a little sad! Eden in the Kitchen.
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Vegan Family Dinners: Moving right along...
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Friday, August 29, 2008. So, after a year of Vegan Family Dinners, I've decided to move on, in the blogging world. There is far too much going on my life to stick to blogging just about food all the time, so I am in the process of starting a new blog that will cover all aspects of my life, from baking brownies to knitting booties (haha, nope, I'm not preggers. just hypothetical). This blog will remain here, but this will be the last Vegan Family Dinners post. It makes me a little sad! Hope all is well!
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Vegan Family Dinners: one.
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Saturday, July 12, 2008. Last Sunday we celebrated the first birthday of my littlest man, Baby Teague. We had a teeny party, with just the four of us (and my sweet mom and sisters watching via webcam), after enjoying a nice day at the beach. For his cake, I altered a recipe from this. Book (veganized it, and made it quite a bit healthier.). Here's the finished product:. Teague's Healthy Carrot Cake. 1/2 cup (scant) sunflower oil. 3/4 cup unsweetened pineapple juice. 3 cups spelt flour. 1/3 cup wheat germ.
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Vegan Family Dinners: November 2007
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Wednesday, November 21, 2007. So, we're all sick. Well, all except me, the momma bird. So, I've been busy trying to take care of everyone and doing lots and lots of yucky laundry. But, I do have one quick recipe for you! I made this super healthy soup tonight, and it is really tasty, and full of immune-boosting ingredients. 2 tbsp olive oil. 3 large cloves garlic, minced. 1 med onion, finely chopped. 1 tbsp minced garlic. 3 stalks celery, chopped. 2 parsnips/ carrots, diced. 2 tsp dried rosemary. Earth B...
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Vegan Family Dinners: December 2007
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Friday, December 28, 2007. I hope everyone enjoyed their holiday. I have much to post, so let's get to it! Each of my guests took home a goody bag full of holiday baking: Jam-Print Cookies, 5-Spice Cookies, and Chocolate Mint Melties from ED&BV, Sparkled Ginger Cookies from Vegan With a Vengeance, and Mexican Wedding Cookies. From The Joy of Vegan Baking. Mmm. Our christmas dinners (one at my mom's, one at my dad's) consisted of tofu roast, potatoes, veggies. the usual suspects. Nice! For our post-christ...
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Vegan Family Dinners: May 2008
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Wednesday, May 28, 2008. We are back from our Ontario vacation, which was lovely (much thanks to our gracious hosts, Glen and Jenny! And are officially in moving crunch. I thought I'd better do a post now, since I won't get another chance to for about two weeks. We stayed in Hamilton, with a couple day trips to Toronto. I am so grateful that we had such great "tour guides", who are vegetarian, and know all the great places to eat. Our next adventure took us to Toronto's Vegetarian Haven. On the way to pi...
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Vegan Family Dinners: August 2007
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Wednesday, August 29, 2007. Camping and Beet Cake. So, camping this weekend turned out to be less than fun. The wedding itself was lovely, but the weather was terrible. It rained the whole time, and we were freezing in our little tent. The boys and Keith slept fine, but I was damn cold! We also forgot our pillows, which made the night even less pleasant. Damn Alberta and its random temperatures! Here's a picture of our "breakfast in bed":. His palate changes every 5 minutes! And the potato-leek soups fro...
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Vegan Family Dinners: June 2008
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Monday, June 30, 2008. Happy belated Father's Day to all the dad, daddas, papas, fathers, grandfathers, pops, etc, etc. We had a very simple Father's Day, consisting of breakfast in bed, followed by a warm day at the beach. Keith was treated to scrambled tofu (made with silken tofu, 'cause that's how he likes it), fresh fruit, and jam-filled mochi (my new favorite treat, from this. More to come soon. our neighborhood is great. the local Italian shop sells handmade, organic vegan ravioli!
