Hi everyone! Today’s “Elementary, My Dear Vegan” is from S1E15 (“A Giant Gun, Filled with Drugs”) – Holmes’ former drug dealer comes to him for help when his daughter is kidnapped, and after Holmes and Watson get involved, the kidnapper sends the young woman’s finger to them as a warning. Holmes takes the opportunity to examine it for clues and then shares his findings with Watson.
Holmes: Now, look under the fingernail. Ethiopian Wat. Spiced onion-based stew.
Watson: You can tell that just by looking at it?
Holmes: No, I can tell it by tasting it.
I used the Atakilt Wat recipe from Vegan Richa; it worked out really well and was delicious! I’d planned to make some Injera to go along with it, but I ran out of time today (whoops!), so that’ll be something for next time!
Leela was my rainy day yoga buddy this morning…
Peace. :)


Oh... gross. You know the part I mean. Sherlock!!!
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I am glad you are eating your Wat out of a bowl and not from underneath the nails of a severed finger.
Yeah, Sherlock tastes things for clues way more often than I'd like, haha! I was much happier enjoying my Wat from a bowl! :)
DeleteYikes, I'm so glad you're using a bowl too!!!
ReplyDeleteHa, Leela reminds me of Etta. Etta is always my yoga partner!!!
Leela is a wonderful yoga partner; she often gets me to be creative with my positioning depending on where she settles down, haha! :D
DeleteAww Leela, how cute!! I have to agree with Susan's sentiment of oh gross, ha! The food does look incredible, and yes, so much more appetizing out of a bowl!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sarah! Yep, way better out of a bowl, haha! :D
DeleteThat's pretty creepy! Ethiopian food is great though, this sounds lovely.
ReplyDeleteThis was my first time making Ethiopian food, and I really enjoyed it! :)
DeleteMmm.... Ethiopian food!
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely interested in trying more Ethiopian food; I want to try making Injera next! :)
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