Hi everyone! Yesterday I cooked up two big batches of some favorite meals, so I’ll have plenty of leftovers for the rest of the week. I made butternut squash risotto with Aldi vegan meatballs for lunch, and then fettuccine Alfredo with kale for dinner!
Here are some pretty flowers…
A sketch…
And sweet Rogue keeping me warm while I sit at my desk…
Peace. :)
Showing posts with label kale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kale. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 21, 2020
Oldies but Goodies
Saturday, April 4, 2020
Recent Noms
Hi everyone! I hope you’re doing well! Here are some of the yummy meals I’ve enjoyed recently…
For some cuteness, here’s a rabbit hanging out in our yard…
And Daisy says hello!
Peace. :)
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| Annie’s vegan mac & cheese (topped with nutritional yeast and salt) with broccoli, cauliflower, and carrots, and a hash brown with ketchup |
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| spaghetti cooked in vegan chicken broth with soy curls and kale |
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| pierogi with Morningstar pulled pork and sauerkraut and golden wax beans |
For some cuteness, here’s a rabbit hanging out in our yard…
And Daisy says hello!
Peace. :)
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Wednesday, March 25, 2020
Some Food and More Signs of Spring!
Hi everyone! Hope you’re all doing well! For breakfast on Sunday morning, I had my leftover baked oatmeal while Zach tried out the Gardein southwest saus’age & veggie breakfast bowl he’d found; his review: “It was pretty good.”
An easy lunch of leftover rosemary potatoes, Gardein fishless filets, and ½ can of Amy’s lentil vegetable soup…
With a bag of baby carrots being the only veggies left in the house, I finally went out to Giant yesterday (two weeks since going for groceries). I got three bags of frozen greens (kale and collard greens), two little cans of green beans, two little cans of golden wax beans, and a little can of sauerkraut (I have pierogies in the freezer). I also got two bottles of apple juice since I was running low. Back at home, I made another batch of chex mix, which I’ve been having for a snack at night…
For dinner, I had leftover fettuccine Alfredo with a Boca burger and some kale!
And today was another easy lunch: The last of the chickenless nuggets from Aldi, two hash browns, and some canned golden wax beans…
A sign of spring in our front yard yesterday…
And more signs of spring around the neighborhood this morning…
To close today’s post, here we have Cringer and Rogue, hanging out together on the couch…
Peace. :)
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| photo by Zach |
An easy lunch of leftover rosemary potatoes, Gardein fishless filets, and ½ can of Amy’s lentil vegetable soup…
With a bag of baby carrots being the only veggies left in the house, I finally went out to Giant yesterday (two weeks since going for groceries). I got three bags of frozen greens (kale and collard greens), two little cans of green beans, two little cans of golden wax beans, and a little can of sauerkraut (I have pierogies in the freezer). I also got two bottles of apple juice since I was running low. Back at home, I made another batch of chex mix, which I’ve been having for a snack at night…
For dinner, I had leftover fettuccine Alfredo with a Boca burger and some kale!
And today was another easy lunch: The last of the chickenless nuggets from Aldi, two hash browns, and some canned golden wax beans…
A sign of spring in our front yard yesterday…
And more signs of spring around the neighborhood this morning…
To close today’s post, here we have Cringer and Rogue, hanging out together on the couch…
Peace. :)
Friday, November 22, 2019
Pumpkin Dandies Rice Crispy Treats
Hi everyone! Short post today – the exciting food from this week was from Blackbird Pizzeria on Sunday; of course I forgot to take pictures, but I got a slice of mushroom pizza (so good!) and a cheesesteak, which is always great!
On Wednesday, I made rice crispy treats using the pumpkin-flavored Dandies marshmallows I’d gotten from V Marks the Shop. I just followed the recipe on the back of the bag, which was nice and simple – I melted the marshmallows with some Earth Balance and maple syrup and then mixed in crisp rice cereal. I brought them to D&D for a snack, and the group enjoyed them. I still have some leftovers for myself, though!
I made another batch of the kale and pasta dish on Monday, so the leftovers (plus avocado) were perfect for easy lunches throughout the week…
In other news, I’m almost done NaNoWriMo; I’m at 42,000 words! And I’m currently reading Beasts of Burden by Sunaura Taylor…
Daisy was super cute today squeezing through the banister in the hallway by the stairs. She posed for some pictures before backing her way out…
And here’s sweet Leela!
Peace. :)
On Wednesday, I made rice crispy treats using the pumpkin-flavored Dandies marshmallows I’d gotten from V Marks the Shop. I just followed the recipe on the back of the bag, which was nice and simple – I melted the marshmallows with some Earth Balance and maple syrup and then mixed in crisp rice cereal. I brought them to D&D for a snack, and the group enjoyed them. I still have some leftovers for myself, though!
I made another batch of the kale and pasta dish on Monday, so the leftovers (plus avocado) were perfect for easy lunches throughout the week…
In other news, I’m almost done NaNoWriMo; I’m at 42,000 words! And I’m currently reading Beasts of Burden by Sunaura Taylor…
Daisy was super cute today squeezing through the banister in the hallway by the stairs. She posed for some pictures before backing her way out…
And here’s sweet Leela!
Peace. :)
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Friday, November 8, 2019
Vegan Treats, Yummy Meals, and Kitties!
Hi everyone! NaNoWriMo is going well for me so far; I’ve managed to stick to my 2,000 words/day goal, even though some days the writing has been a bit slow-going. And I still need to get today’s writing done, so let’s get to the food, shall we? On Sunday we stopped at Vegan Treats; I got the nutella cheesecake, and it was really good!
On Tuesday, I prepared a bag of the Light ’n Fluffy macaroni dumpling noodles and tossed in a bunch of kale near the end. After draining out the water from the pasta and kale, I added the dressing ingredients for the kale salad that I first tried during Vegan MoFo, and it made for a lovely dish with some great leftovers for the rest of the week.
Last night for dinner I needed something simple, so I tried the ramen soup cup from Trader Joe’s; I added in some broccoli (and later, after the picture, some chopped-up Boca chik’n as well), and it was nice! I also enjoyed the everything but the bagel seasoning on a toasted vegan-buttered bagel.
Leela got nice and comfy to meditate with me this morning…
And here’s Rogue being a snuggly little sweetheart…
Peace. :)
On Tuesday, I prepared a bag of the Light ’n Fluffy macaroni dumpling noodles and tossed in a bunch of kale near the end. After draining out the water from the pasta and kale, I added the dressing ingredients for the kale salad that I first tried during Vegan MoFo, and it made for a lovely dish with some great leftovers for the rest of the week.
Last night for dinner I needed something simple, so I tried the ramen soup cup from Trader Joe’s; I added in some broccoli (and later, after the picture, some chopped-up Boca chik’n as well), and it was nice! I also enjoyed the everything but the bagel seasoning on a toasted vegan-buttered bagel.
Leela got nice and comfy to meditate with me this morning…
And here’s Rogue being a snuggly little sweetheart…
Peace. :)
Sunday, August 4, 2019
Elementary, My Dear Vegan: Kale Salad with Dressing
Hi everyone! The food for today’s “Elementary, My Dear Vegan” is one that didn’t end well for the person who ate it in S1E4 (“The Rat Race”)…
Holmes: I think there’s a good chance Peter Talbott was murdered.
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Gregson: You think someone dosed his salad dressing?
Holmes: I think it’s worth exploring.
When the salad was briefly shown on screen, it looked like it might be kale, so I made the only-kale-can-save-us-now salad from Eat Like You Give a Damn. The dressing was amazing and super easy to prepare. I enjoyed the salad even though I’m not the biggest fan of raw kale; if I make it again, I might steam the kale a bit first.
Bonus quote from the episode:
Fowkes: We’d like to hire you and your, uh, associate.
Holmes: Bodyguard.
Here’s a close-up of Cringer…
Peace. :)
Holmes: I think there’s a good chance Peter Talbott was murdered.
…
Gregson: You think someone dosed his salad dressing?
Holmes: I think it’s worth exploring.
When the salad was briefly shown on screen, it looked like it might be kale, so I made the only-kale-can-save-us-now salad from Eat Like You Give a Damn. The dressing was amazing and super easy to prepare. I enjoyed the salad even though I’m not the biggest fan of raw kale; if I make it again, I might steam the kale a bit first.
Bonus quote from the episode:
Fowkes: We’d like to hire you and your, uh, associate.
Holmes: Bodyguard.
Here’s a close-up of Cringer…
Peace. :)
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
Baked Beans & Kale
Hi everyone! Today's Vegan MoFo theme is Complimentary colors – For instance, Red & Green, Purple & Yellow, Blue & Orange. I chose to go with red & green, so tonight I made baked red kidney beans with kale.
Here's Cringer being a loaf kitty on the bed...
Peace. :)
Here's Cringer being a loaf kitty on the bed...
Peace. :)
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Saturday, August 6, 2016
Meals with Garden Veggies
Hello everyone! My garden's coming along pretty well so far -- I've already harvested some radishes, a cucumber, kale, and lots of snow peas!
On Monday, I had a harvest dinner which included some roasted snow peas and radishes (as well as leftover biscuits and Boca chik'n)...
...And tonight, I chopped up a bit of the cucumber and cooked the kale using the collard greens recipe from Quick and Easy Vegan Comfort Food. (As you can see, I wasted no time in making the cheddar cheesy garlic biscuits again hehe.)
If you have a garden, how's it going? If you're planning a garden, what do you hope to grow?
Here's Cringer at the top of the cat tower...
Peace. :)
On Monday, I had a harvest dinner which included some roasted snow peas and radishes (as well as leftover biscuits and Boca chik'n)...
...And tonight, I chopped up a bit of the cucumber and cooked the kale using the collard greens recipe from Quick and Easy Vegan Comfort Food. (As you can see, I wasted no time in making the cheddar cheesy garlic biscuits again hehe.)
If you have a garden, how's it going? If you're planning a garden, what do you hope to grow?
Here's Cringer at the top of the cat tower...
Peace. :)
Thursday, June 11, 2015
Salt and Vinegar Fries
For my new recipe this week, I decided to try making salt and vinegar fries (I've never really liked them much). I glanced at this recipe posted here from Chloe's Kitchen and got cooking...
I washed and sliced two medium red potatoes (didn't bother with soaking them) and baked them with about a tablespoon of olive oil and some salt at 400°F, flipping them every 10 minutes or so.
For the last 10 minutes, I lowered the heat to 350°F and added the broccoli and carrots. After moving the broccoli and carrots to the plate, I added ½ tablespoon of vinegar to the fries, stirring and flipping them, and adding a bit more salt.
The verdict: Delicious! This is definitely something I will make again, and I might even add a bit more vinegar next time!
I had the leftover salt and vinegar fries with carrots and collard greens (including kale this time, like the recipe from Quick and Easy Vegan Comfort Food suggests).
Here are Leela and Buttons being silly and sprawling out.
Peace. :)
I washed and sliced two medium red potatoes (didn't bother with soaking them) and baked them with about a tablespoon of olive oil and some salt at 400°F, flipping them every 10 minutes or so.
For the last 10 minutes, I lowered the heat to 350°F and added the broccoli and carrots. After moving the broccoli and carrots to the plate, I added ½ tablespoon of vinegar to the fries, stirring and flipping them, and adding a bit more salt.
| Served with a Boca chik'n patty. |
The verdict: Delicious! This is definitely something I will make again, and I might even add a bit more vinegar next time!
I had the leftover salt and vinegar fries with carrots and collard greens (including kale this time, like the recipe from Quick and Easy Vegan Comfort Food suggests).
Here are Leela and Buttons being silly and sprawling out.
Peace. :)
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