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Vegemommy: May 2008
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A blog about raising healthy vegetarian children in an omnivorous world. Friday, May 30, 2008. Back problems and baking. I had back surgery just over a week ago after a lifting injury at work in the ICU. After a few painful days of recuperation, I was mostly back to normal and BORED! So, I've been doing more baking than usual: chocolate chip cookies, sourdough bread, Blue Ribbon bread with recipe from Vegan Lunchbox. I was disappointed in my sourdough. For one thing, it turned out sweet, not sour! Cook a...
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Vegemommy: October 2008
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A blog about raising healthy vegetarian children in an omnivorous world. Monday, October 27, 2008. Pot roast from Vegan Lunchbox. I've made the pot roast from Vegan Lunchbox many times. I like the flavor of it, but wanted to tweak the recipe a little bit. For one thing, I don't like how spongy it turns out. I prefer a firmer texture. Also, I wanted it to have a more savory flavor. So, here are the changes I made and a couple pictures of how it turned out:. Increased the amount of marmite. YUM I made this...
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Vegemommy: June 2008
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A blog about raising healthy vegetarian children in an omnivorous world. Sunday, June 29, 2008. Tacos Aren't they great? Well, I think so, at least. Every time I make them, my husband and I end up saying, "Why don't we make these more often? Tonight we had tacos and fruit for dinner. Here's what we put in them tonight:. Burger crumbles (we use refried. Lightly fry a corn tortilla shell (pan spray works great for this) and fill with your favorite toppings. Here's the guacamole recipe:. 4 tbsp lemon juice.
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Vegemommy: I've been gone a long time...
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A blog about raising healthy vegetarian children in an omnivorous world. Saturday, April 4, 2009. I've been gone a long time. Yes, I know. I have been a super-slacker in the blog department. Let me just say that has been a bit crazy! She is also on the MSPI diet for breastfeeding her seven month-old infant. Her kiddo is intolerant of far more than milk and soy, so it's been tough but she's sticking with it! Just how big a bite can you tear off and chew? Did you move to a new town, or just a new house?
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Vegemommy: Intolerances....outgrown
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A blog about raising healthy vegetarian children in an omnivorous world. Monday, March 29, 2010. In truth, I haven't trialed that but am in no rush to do so. I'm just glad that my protein sources are now more than seeds, nutritional yeast, grains, and beans. You can imagine that got a little old. My plan is to start posting again now that I am actually able to cook from a more varied palate of foods. See you soon! Glad to see you back! March 29, 2010 at 9:16 AM. Thanks so much for your blog! More than To...
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Vegemommy: Veggie Burgers
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A blog about raising healthy vegetarian children in an omnivorous world. Wednesday, January 14, 2009. Labels: vegan veggie burgers. I love the idea of using lentils or something instead of tvp! Plus, yum, burgers, my biggest addiction (well alongside chocolate anyway ;)! January 14, 2009 at 10:52 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I work part-time as a nurse and full-time as a mom. I love time with my family and enjoy cooking delicious vegan and vegetarian meals to keep them healthy.
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Vegemommy: July 2008
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A blog about raising healthy vegetarian children in an omnivorous world. Sunday, July 20, 2008. Well, did you beat the egg whites? No, I just mixed it all up together."-me. Oh, you have to beat the egg whites and then fold them into the mixture."-my mom. I'll do that next time." -me. Somaybe it looked prettier than it tasted. It's a work in progress! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Some of my favorite Web Sites. More than Tofu and Sprouts. My friend Kristine's blog.
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St. Juliana Sisterhood: April 2011
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This will mainly be a place to gather fasting and feasting recipes for use by our members. Soy-Free Recipes for Orthodox Fast Days. Parish Blog: Redeeming the Time. Red Lentil Sloppy Joes. Monday, April 11, 2011. Red Lentil Sloppy Joes. This recipe came from Vegan Dad. http:/ www.vegandad.blogspot.com. The trick here is to cook the lentils until they are soft enough but not too much so they go mushy. 1 onion, chopped. 1 rib celery, chopped. 1/2 green pepper, chopped. 1 cup red lentils, rinsed.
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St. Juliana Sisterhood: December 2012
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This will mainly be a place to gather fasting and feasting recipes for use by our members. Soy-Free Recipes for Orthodox Fast Days. Parish Blog: Redeeming the Time. Thursday, December 13, 2012. This is a fairly spicy gingerbread cake. It can be fasting or not- if not, it's great with whipped cream on the top! I brought this a few weeks ago for trapeza. 2 ½ cups flour. 1 ½ tsp baking soda. Optional—½ tsp black pepper). 189; tsp salt. 189; cup melted butter (or coconut oil). 189; cup sugar.
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St. Juliana Sisterhood: January 2012
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This will mainly be a place to gather fasting and feasting recipes for use by our members. Soy-Free Recipes for Orthodox Fast Days. Parish Blog: Redeeming the Time. Sunday, January 29, 2012. I've also seen this called Chocolate Caramel Crackers. There's both a fasting and non-fasting version. The non-fasting one is the tastiest, of course (and what I brought for trapeza today), but the fasting one is incredibly good too! I've brought that in the past.). Poor Man’s Toffee. Makes roughly 100 pieces. To mak...
