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Showing posts with label seeds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seeds. Show all posts

Saturday, August 22, 2020

Vegan Treats and Other Good Stuff!

Hi everyone! On Sunday morning, we hung out with a friend on a masked walk around Cedar Creek Park in Allentown, and on the way home, we stopped at Vegan Treats! I got the chicken and waffle donut, which ended up being my lunch, hehe! 


I also got the raspberry white chocolate brownie, which was a nice treat as well! 



I tried these vegetable dumplings from Wegmans; they were alright, but I’m not in a rush to get them again. I had them in miso soup with a buttered everything-seasoned bagel. 



I made a big batch of chicken noodle soup this week, and I’m still working through the leftovers, which have now absorbed all the broth, lol! 


I also finally tried the Loma Linda chipotle bowl that Zach had gotten for me a while ago; it was good but incredibly spicy!


And of course I’m already planning ahead for next year’s garden, so I ordered some seeds from High Mowing Organic Seeds – three different types of pumpkin, as well as Brussels sprouts and a pollinator mix! I was so excited when they arrived in the mail! 


Finally, here’s a cute little creepin’ Cringer, peeking out from beneath one of the kitchen window curtains… 


Peace. :)

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Roasted Acorn Squash with Wild Rice Stuffing

Hello everyone! Here's a new fall recipe I tried out last week.

Roasted Acorn Squash with Wild Rice Stuffing


I found the recipe here (just use a vegan butter & the recipe's vegan). My other changes included leaving out the shallots and celery, only making a third of the recipe (one acorn squash/two halves), and roasting first at 400°F for 15 minutes and then another 15 minutes, filled with the stuffing.

I had to poke the squash a couple times with a knife and then microwave it for a couple minutes to make it easier to cut in half. 

Cute little seeds.
 
Then I scooped out the seeds and the pulp (I later roasted the seeds).


The roasted acorn squash turned out OK, but not as good as I was hoping it would be. When I had the second half the next day as leftovers, it was a bit better, though. I think if I were to make it again, I would cook the rice in vegetable broth, add the celery back in, use less brown sugar, and leave out the cranberries as well (maybe use raisins instead?). (It was a bit too sweet for me.)


I also had a spinach salad and baby carrots with vegan ranch dressing.

 
As promised, here's the first picture I got of Mystery lying in the sun.


Peace. :)