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    Dinner! Veggie burger patty (ignore it, I just had to eat it now and not let it sit in the fridge)
spinach pasta, homemade tomato sauce, and roasted red, yellow, and orange peppers. ^_^ First time actually making my own sauce without a recipe, and first time roasting the peppers properly! Everything worked out!
(Oh, and organic limeade, yum)

    Dinner! Veggie burger patty (ignore it, I just had to eat it now and not let it sit in the fridge)

    spinach pasta, homemade tomato sauce, and roasted red, yellow, and orange peppers. ^_^ First time actually making my own sauce without a recipe, and first time roasting the peppers properly! Everything worked out!

    (Oh, and organic limeade, yum)

     
  2. Vegetable Kozhambu and Kabocha Squash

    Today John and I took a trip to the organic local grocery…picked up a Kabocha squash to roast. 

    Then I made a veganized version of my old chicken Kozhambu dish I used to make.

    First I sauteed 2 onions with a tsp garam masala

    Then I added 3 tomatoes, garlic, and ginger paste.

    Chili, coriander, cumin, salt, tumeric…and an orange pepper and mixed veg. And the squash was done roasting!

    Fried some extra firm tofu, natch.

    And dinner was serrrrrrrved ^_^

     
  3. Simple Roasted Acorn Squash with Quinoa Stuffing

    This isn’t so much a formal recipe as me just messing around with what I happened to have in the kitchen! But it sure was good. 

    I took an organic acorn squash, halved it, drizzled it with olive oil and put it in to roast for about an hour at 400 degrees.

    Then I set about making the rest of the white quinoa that I had left over…

    and chopping up 1 small onion, 1 medium tomato, and dicing 1 Tofurky italian sausage. (I set aside the squash seeds for roasting later)

    I heated a pan with oil and then cooked the onions, added in the tomatos and sausage…

    Then, added the quinoa, salt, pepper, garlic power, a little ginger paste, and some Sriracha…

    By that time, the squash was done roasting! Lovely to a fault.

    I scooped in my stuffing and chopped up some cilantro and alfalfa sprouts for a side salad. :)

    I roasted the seeds with oil, brown sugar, and cinammon at 350 until they started popping.