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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 12:14 am |
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| Addicted to B12 Enemas |
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I made shepherd's pie tonight. This week will also include pineapple fried rice, zucchini rice casserole with the cheese sauce from the vegnews mac and cheese, jackfruit tacos, the eggplant moussaka from the ppk blog, and pizza with vegan mozzarella from Artisan Vegan Cheese assuming my mozzarella comes out yummy.
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seitanicverses
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 8:56 pm |
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| Fat Morrissey |
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seitanicverses wrote: indexandicon wrote: @seitanicverses, tell me more about this braised cabbage! I love braising cabbaged with apples, garlic, and potatoes in a cider / stock / shallot concoction...But, this simple savoy and garlic idea is intriguing! I haven't tried it yet, but my doctor was just suggesting more leafy green veg ideas (I can never have enough) and she told me that Savoy cabbage has lots of vitamins so anyhoo, she told me to take a head and separate the leaves from it and boil them leaves until soft, then drain off the water, cool the leaves until I can handle them and chop them up into desired texture (I'll probably shred) and then heat some oil up in a skillet, add some chopped garlic to that, add the boiled cabbage turn off the heat and just let the cabbage sit in the garlicky oil mix it around and eat. She didn't give me measurements to use but I bought a small head of cabbage and will probably use three or four cloves of garlic (though I'm running short on garlic so might have to skimp) and just coat the pan with oil and salt and peppa to taste. Also, I don't know if I used "braised" as the right word here, but you know, it seems kinda braised in the oil and garlic. I'll let you know how it turns out. Making either tonight or tomorrow.... Just to update on this: This was pretty good. Nothing spectacular, pretty plain but it's pretty perfect for what I served it with and that's a flavorful food (I made a chickpea masala) where you kind of need something bland on the plate to cut it. So it's a fine choice for that scenario. I think I boiled the cabbage leaves of a whole (small) head of cabbage for maybe 5-7 minutes in salted water, drained and shredded them, heated maybe 1 tbsp olive oil in my cast iron skillet, threw two minced cloves of garlic in there, turned the heat off, threw in the boiled and shredded cabbage, tossed it around, covered the pan just to get it warm and coated with the garlicky oil and then served.
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seitanicverses
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2013 7:09 pm |
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| Fat Morrissey |
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Making meals for this week:
Andean Aji Bean Stew from Vegan Eats World Probably Homestyle Potato Rolls from VCON to go with the above.
Chickpea tacos with guacamole and salsa, cilantro lime rice and side salad (lettuce, tomato, whatever veg on hand) with probably some leftover diner dressing.
Savory baked tofu sammiches and the Greek Lemon soup from VEW.
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Kelvia
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2013 9:13 pm |
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| Crazy bat lady |
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I'm trying to use up some of the stuff I have in the pantry.
-tacos w/ refried beans (Terry's recipe from Viva Vegan) w/ "fixins" -sauteed mustard greens over 'Harvest grains' (mix of couscous, quinoa, baby garbanzos from Trader Joe's) with some sort of sauce -Yellow Split Pea Soup from VEW -Ethiopian lentils & tempeh from Robin Robertson's new slow cooker book -Maple Dijon Root Veg with Gardein & salad--also from Robertson's newest slow cooker book
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jdfunks
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 9:21 pm |
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| Heart of Vegan Marshmallow |
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Joined: Wed Oct 20, 2010 2:18 pm Posts: 3075 Location: Portland, OR
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I missed this thread! It definitely helps me to have a plan. This week I'm thinking (based on today's what-looked-good-at-the-farmstand/pantry stuff): -double-stuffed potatoes with smoked cheddar, kale & tempeh bacon -lentil kale potato stew with stock I made yesterday (half batch) with garlic bread from the end of a baguette -roasted cauliflower and potato curry -vermicelli bowls with roasted veg & peanut sauce -chickpea piccata with kale over caulipots
Alright! That's making me feel better about being back in town and meal-planning. Plus, I have a Pakistani cookbook waiting at the library to inspire...
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 9:58 pm |
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| Glenn Beck |
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jdfunks, that all sounds SO good!! I am going to steal some ideas from you this week.
-saag paneer (tofu) inspired by olives for dinner with brown jasmine rice -noodle bowls with lemongrass tofu, bean sprouts, cucumbers, carrots, whatever else i can muster and peanut sauce -chickpea picatta (because I have a lot of shallots) -sweet and sour soy curls with broccoli and rice -probably something Mexican themed. Maybe chimichurri seitan tacos with a basic cilantro-lime cabbage slaw.
Semi related, I have some big macaroon plans, with chocolate coated bottoms.
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 3:25 am |
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| Brain Made of Raw Seitan |
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Joined: Wed Oct 20, 2010 3:06 pm Posts: 1234 Location: Windmill Central
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So far the menu for this week is looking like this:
Monday - Falafel night! We use some store-bought falafels and then dress them up with fixins like tzatziki, hummus, crispy onions, tomato-cucumber salad, etc. Tuesday - My bf is cooking the Carrot Bisque from VWAV Wednesday - BOWLS...not sure what kind yet, but I'm cooking a lot of beans and grains today and steaming/roasting veggies for the week. Thursday - Leftovers OR tofu stir-fry with veggies. I think I want something sweet/sour/sticky like sesame tofu. Friday - Leftovers (probably soup or bowls)
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Chicki
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 12:55 pm |
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| Naked Under Apron |
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This week:
Last night I made the tamale shepherds pie from the PPK blog. Oh man, it was EXCELLENT! Definitly something you can serve to omni dinner guests, or bring to a potluck. I stuck pretty much to the recipe, with only a few subs. Mostly, I subbed chipotle peppers for the franks red hot, since I thought Franks sounded weird with the rest of the flavor profile. I wanted more depth and more of a mexican/southwest flavor. Also it made a TON. will do half next time (easy to half the recipe).
Rest of the week:
*Leftover shepherds pie one night
*Edamame pesto linguine (from the blog/AFR)
*Baked potatoes with leftover edamame pesto with tomatoes for the topping, lemon blasted broccoli and baked tofu or TJ's chickenless thingies
*Hoppin John (from the PPK blog, cant wait to try it)
*Lemony CousCous with baked tofu
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seitanicverses
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 4:43 pm |
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| Fat Morrissey |
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Simple dal from Get It Ripe Scallion flatbread from VCON (I always make these two dishes together and just make the flatbread really crisp and break it up like crackers and skip the dip for it. So yum.)
I still haven't made my tacos so have fixings for those and will definitely make this weekend: chickpea tacos, guac and salsa, cilantro lime rice (VLV) and tomato and lettuce salad.
Iced apple cake from Chloe's book.
Easy and not time or labor intensive things because I have to work this weekend so won't have my usual Sunday to cook, cook, cook the day away.
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seitanicverses
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 4:35 pm |
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| Fat Morrissey |
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Cashew Creem Tomato Soup from Get It Ripe.
Black Bean Soup from VEW.
Chloe's Orange Tofu (served over steamed white rice) & Bok Choy with Crispy Shallots (from VCON)
Chloe's apple cake.
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 1:27 am |
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-Seitan sausage and rutabaga mash, probably a cabbage salad - Pizza: I'm going to try a variation of Isa's Cashew Queso and pour it on after baking - the search for the perfect pizza cheese continues - Spaghetti and a creamy sauce with leeks and mixed beans - Lentil and eggplant chili mole from AFR (new-to-me recipe)
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 2:03 am |
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| Fair trade, organic mistletoe |
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Massaman curry from VEW (so excited, I haven't had Massaman since I changed cities a year and a half ago!) Tacos with black beans and yams with peach salsa Arabian Lentil and Rice soup from AfR (I am not a soup person so we will see...) Eggplant bacon caesar with baked tofu from AfR
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jdfunks
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 3:47 pm |
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| Heart of Vegan Marshmallow |
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Joined: Wed Oct 20, 2010 2:18 pm Posts: 3075 Location: Portland, OR
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Pakistani potato curry with added chickpeas over basmati rice (from a gorgeous book that makes me want to travel - Mangoes & Curry Leaves) Tom Kha & Pad Thai with choi Mac & cheese to use up some of the over-flowing amount of AVC creations in my apartment
I seemed to do a bunch of steamed grain/green/tofu meals the past couple of weeks, and having a pot of curry or mac & cheese around seems like a nice change.
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2013 11:47 am |
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| Fat Morrissey |
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Tofu adobo and potato stew from VEW (using five-spice seitan instead of tofu).
I have some pre-made sauerkraut and mushroom frozen perogies, so I'll make some carmelized onions to serve with those, some Eastern European tofu (from VEW) and just a simple green salad with tomato and lemon dressing from Get It Ripe to round out the meal.
I think that's it for cooking for this week for me.
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2013 5:30 pm |
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| Can't Dance, Isn't Part of Revolution |
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This week in no particular order: Tempeh burgers and fries spaghetti and meatballs Mandarin "chicken" with rice and steamed broccoli Seitan katsu with noodles and steamed veg Red beans and rice with sausages and collards Mushroom barley soup
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Chicki
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2013 8:36 pm |
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| Naked Under Apron |
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seitanicverses, your sunday threads are the best!
Mine this week is kinda lameo. New job, travelling this week so only a couple of nights cooking
Tonight: Miso Udon Greens & Beens. Requested by my omni fiance! Monday: Potato and spinach curry (from AFR, from my freezer too) with Masala baked tofu Tuesday: Ceasar salad with seared tempeh and eggplant bacon
I get back on Friday, so maybe something fast like a pad thai or pad see ew ....ok let me be honest. Ill be tired. It will be Chipotle.
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2013 12:01 pm |
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This week's round up:
Gnocchi with tomato-portobello sauce Arabian Lentil Soup from AFR Ceasar Chavez Dressing from AFR to top huge veggie salads for lunch. 2 loaves of Lower Fat Banana Bread from VCON. Fixings for bowls - steamed broccoli, rice, avocado etc.
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2013 12:18 pm |
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chipotle chili with sweet potatoes and brussels sprouts (afr) mixed mushroom ceviche (viva vegan) gallo pinto (viva vegan) swiss chard with raisins and capers (viva vegan), sofrito tempeh (viva vegan), lime cilantro rice (viva vegan) burritos (breakfast style for the freezer, and also red rice/pinto beans/cabbage/smoky soy curls/salsa/avocado). fideo, chips and queso (vegan explosion)
Latin-inspired for sure. I need that this time of year to fight off the bitter cold.
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2013 12:48 pm |
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| Vegan Vegan Vegan Vegan Vegan |
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I made a coconut milk lentil rice dish from Daily Garnish yesterday to have for lunches all week, as well as some miso soup for dinners. I'm going to make a red lentil potato curry too, as well as eat my way through a bunch of red lentil Thai chili from the PPK blog that I have in my freezer.
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seitanicverses
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2013 1:21 pm |
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Chicki wrote: seitanicverses, your sunday threads are the best! Thanks! I love reading what everyone's making and imagine them cooking along with me in our respective kitchens. I kind of hate having plans on Sunday because I have so much fun in the kitchen. Sunday's my all-out kitchen day! About to start the adobo stew and rice and thinking of making some Hello Dolly caramel bars from Dreena's latest book, too, the name of which escapes me at this moment. I have to work, too, lol, but doing my regular job again now (whew!) so have more flexibility and don't have to log in during regular working hours. So I can cook Monday, too, at least this week.
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2013 4:17 pm |
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| Remembers When Veganism Was Cool |
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This week I'm planning:
-cabbage-chickpea soup from fat free vegan blog -chickpea cutlets from Vcon made into nuggets -frittata made of chickpea flour -raw kale salad with avocado -roasted garlicky potatoes
I just realized that three dishes involve chickpeas so maybe I'll use white beans in the soup instead. I always tend to go overboard with chickpeas.
_________________ "If I were M. de la Viandeviande, I would now write a thirteen page post about how you have to have free will to be vegan, but modern science does not suggest any evidence for free will, therefore it is impossible to be vegan." -mumbles
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 9:54 am |
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- chickpea stew with rice and frozen pea-pepper-corn mix - sweet and sour wok - mexican millet with bean patties - cold noodle salad - lemony chickpea salad - beetroot tart - falafel in bread - lentil and carrot soup
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 9:55 am |
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| Brain Made of Raw Seitan |
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We had a marathon cooking session this weekend and we ended up with: - carrot spice muffins (great for snacks and breakfasts) - double batch Backyard BBQ sauce from VCON - Isa's Chickpea Rice and Kale soup from the PPK blog...it is SO good, guys. Make it. We're having a serving this week and I'm freezing the rest. - Bacon Burgers from Vegan Burgers. Worried about these since my tvp chunks are a bit large, but hoping they turn out for dinner tonight. - Curry Lobia from Vegan Eats World - Plain White Buns from Vegan Burgers
I was also hoping to make a batch of chili today, too, but I'm officially out of useful plastic containers!
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 11:37 am |
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| Remembers When Veganism Was Cool |
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My week of cooking:
Monday - Chipotle Butternut Squash Bisque (Quick & Easy Low-cal Vegan Comfort Food) Wednesday - Tofu in Olive & Grape Marinade over Creamy Polenta (both from Let Them Eat Vegan) Thursday - Tempeh & Veggies in Peanut Sauce (Vegan Slow Cooker)
Pretty excited about all of this.
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Post subject: Re: Sunday thread: What are you making for dinner this week? Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:42 pm |
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Spicy rice cooker pearl couscous w/soy curls and broccoli Stir-fry with noodles Chili with corn bread Pasta bake and kale
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