Eta 630ish?

Falafel x2
Served with cukes, tomatoes, onions and tahini sauce x1

Vegan Greek Easter Soup x2
Apparently this is something Greeks eat on Easter. But usually it’s filled with lamb and eggs. I figure if its a failure the falafel should carry itself as a complete meal

So here we are back again at it! Dinnersharing!!! Right?

Roasted Whole Curry Cauliflower

Saag Tofu

Basmati Rice

Potato Soup!

to top: Mushroom Saute, Tempeh Facon

Roasted Garlic Broccoli

Nonspecific Asian tofu stir fry – ginger, lemon, soy sauce, garlic sauce/marinade

with veggies feat. carrots, nappa cabbage, water chestnuts, green onions, wood ear mushrooms

brown rice

navel orange chunks

my default lacking-in-inspiration-and-fancy-ingredients meal. Sorry dudes.

Spiced Chickpeas with Spinach and Tomatoes

Yellow Rice

Fruit Salad

 

Tangy Red Beans with Rice

Fresh Green Salad, with Cashew Tamari Garlic Dressing from Wheatsville

Super Carrot Spice Muffins

Black beans c nopalitos
Yucca c mojo sauce
Salvadoran rice

Doing the Dan Dan again!

Dan Dan Noodles – round

Toppings for the noodle bowls:  sprouts, green onions, cilantro, grated carrots, chopped peanuts – rectangle

Green beans – round

Mandarin orange slices

sliced peppers

Concocting a recipe for the soup that I hope turns out well, x3
(With homemade gnocchi, pesto, and red pepper flakes)
Bread, x2

Smoky Southwest Shepherd’s Pie from Vegan on the Cheap

Carrot/ Purple Cabbage/ Cilantro Slaw

Blackberries

Lentil Loaf, but I didn’t make the BBQ sauce myself, didn’t have any mushrooms, subbed baby kale for spinach, and gram flour for almond flour and half of the oats. So, not much like that recipe. But ya gotta start somewhere.

Creamy Pumpkin/Sweet Potato Risotto heavily modified from that recipe link: didn’t have enough white wine so used mirin to top off, didn’t have pumpkin to roast so used sweet potato chunks, didn’t have fresh thyme so used dried tarragon and basil, didn’t have a leek or a red bell pepper so just ignored those. Basically, I made this one up too.

R-M’s Raw Kale Salad oops, my avocados were ancient and vile, so instead, your Green Vegetable will be Edamame. Gomen, ne!

Wednesday 1/2/13
The lore is that the black-eyed peas actually represent copper or pennies. And so along with that, one typically will have a green dish such as collards, mustards, turnips, chard, kale or cabbage, and the leafy green dish actually represents money. And then with that, one might have some cornbread, which represents gold. You eat it on New Year’s, and it’s supposed to usher in a very prosperous and abundant year.” – Bryant Terry, the Vegan Soul Kitchen guy

Black eyed peas

Collard greens

Cornbread

sliced jalapenos (to spice up your money)

pomegranate jewels (for pirate-level prosperity)

Spaghetti Squash

with Red Sauce and Tempeh Sausage Crumbles (I can’t help it, I just wanna eat this every day)

Baked Zucchini/Summer Squash

Warm Baguette with Garlic Buttah

Expect delivery around 5:40-6:00. I gotta be on my way to teaching by 6 at the latest, so it’ll be to you one way or another by then!

Pasta w/ Winter Pesto – that means it has spinach or arugula or some kinda greens in it. Also I may use walnuts or pecans. Not sure yet.

Green salad

Bread or garlic bread

Maybe squash.

Still figuring it out…

Just like it says:

Buckwheat Tabouli

Baba Ghanouj, my first time making this!

Falafel

Pitas

Lo Mein noodles

Lo Han vegetables with Fried wheat gluten balls

fried wontons

Spinach with Tofu

Lima beans with potato rounds

Masala Khakhara–a crispy thin bread–bought at Fiesta

 

Crispy baked tofu

Mashed potatoes & gravy

Veggie TBD

Something in big jar…

Coconut Chickpea Curry

Baked Brown Rice

Baked Acorn Squash

Apple slices

Caramel Dip

French Toast

hash browns or some sort of potato dish

scrambled tofu with broccoli and carrots

fruit in the jar

syrup in little jar (possibly strawberry syrup)

Today our new dishwasher was installed (!!!!!!) and the kitchen was/is a mess so it’s a crockpot meal from me. Hope you’re not tired of soup salad bread yet. The beans are a different color!  ?

Black Bean n Veggie Soup

to be served in Bolillo Bread Bowls – we biked to El Rancho!

R-M’s Raw Kale Salad

Mediterranean White Bean Soup

Green salad w/ balsamic vinaigrette

Bread (garlic, maybe?)

Something in big jar if I have time/inspiration

Kale with Cannelini beans

Pumpkin Gnocchi (butternut squash actually)  probably with a butter sauce

Crostini (toasted bread) with Greek eggplant topping

peperonata (pepper and tomato ‘stew’) to also go with the bread

dudes, I am seriously missing dinnershare this week! Waaaah, waaah, waaaaah….

Pumpkin seed crusted portabello mushrooms and potato tacos

corn tortillas and grapefruit mojo sauce for the tacos

quinoa, black bean and mango salad

 

I was hoping I linked the recipes I used last time, but, no, that would be too easy 🙂 I hope I like this version as much as the last version pleased me.

I am making
Samosas – x1 for the filling. I am using the “tortilla method” for the dough. I didn’t use asofeitida, I did use amchoor.
Chole Masala x4
Chopped onions, tomatoes & cilantro
Coriander Chutney (jarred)
Date Chutney (jarred)
Sev (provided Fiesta has it)

You crumble up the samosas, top with the chickpeas, veggies and chutneys and voila! Yum!

The next time I cook for y’all, it’ll officially be fall. (!)

Mjadra (spiced lentils, brown rice, caramelized onion)

Hummus

Pita Bread

Crudite – Celery, Carrots, Sugar Snap Peas

Fancy Olives

Chickpea Salad

Bread, lettuce, tomato, & red onion for sandwiches

Canteloupe slices

Potato chips

Seitan en Croute (seitan wrapped in puff pastry)

Roasted veggies: carrots, beets, green beans, potatoes, cauliflower

miso tahini sauce

salad

Hey! I just got onto my computer and realized although I had been a good girl and written the post, I had never published it. So, here is what we had…

Choucrout Garnie – aka, garnished sauerkraut. This is adapted from a Martha Stewart recipe I saw. It’s from the Alsace region of France, which borders Germany. It looked good on the recipe, but I’m not sure exactly what I was expecting. It was exactly as I would have imagined French-German cuisine to be, if I had imagined it properly.
Roasted Red Potatoes – always a winner. potatoes, olive oil, salt, rosemary and some paprika.
Apple Ring Fritters! Also adapted from a Martha Stewart recipe. Apple fritters! Donut shape! Brilliant! If I made them again, I would peel the apples. Also, one batch was a good deal greasier than the others, I think I put them in the oil before it was fully hot enough. I used soymilk +vinegar for buttermilk, Ener-G egg replacer for eggs.

I forgot to pack the jars. I will deliver these at a time. Don’t worry. They were empty.

I thought this was going to be not pleasing to the children, but Eva declared it “one of the best dinnershare meals [I] have ever made”, and that was before she had the fried stuff. So, I guess sometimes the children, they do surprise you.