Hungry Hungry Hippie

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Eating in & out

This past week has been work heavy, which is why I’ve been doing more recipe posts.  But my sister hates recipe posts prefers other material (and isn’t afraid to let me know it), so here’s a recap of my weekend. Starting with Friday…    I made peanut butter. I made a spinach and pumpkin seed pate. I made bread.   I made pancakes.   I ate pancakes. I made seitan. I made tofu.   And after spending most of the day in the kitchen, Kyle and I opted for a dinner out.  We walked to… Read more >

January 15, 2012 breadmaker, chocolate, egg scramble, oatmeal, peanut butter, real food daily, seitan, spinach salad, tempeh, tender greens, tofu, Read more >

Quinoa Quiche

Not much to say here people.  I think the photo speaks for itself. “Cheesy” Veggie Quinoa Quiche Dairy-free, gluten-free, vegetarian, low FODMAPS Yield: two 6 inch ramekin quiches Ingredients: 1 cup (pre) cooked quinoa 1/4 cup butternut squash puree 1 tomato, diced 1 large chard leaf, chiffonaded 2 eggs 2 tbsp nutritional yeast 1/2 tsp garlic salt (more/less to taste) Prep and combine veggies (chard, tomato, squash), then add nooch & garlic salt and mix. [The garlic powder in garlic salt is usually okay for those on a no/low FODMAPS diet, but if you are… Read more >

January 15, 2012 butternut squash, nooch, quinoa, Read more >

Spicy fu

New tofu recipe!   Blackened Tofu Slabs from Bryant Terry’s Vegan Soul Kitchen.   I’ll admit I was scared by the heat, but I just went with it…   Such a success.  I’m really glad my obsession with cookbooks is good for something.  For anyone interested in buying my presents, it’s always good to go with cookbooks.  😉 The rest of dinner was as simple as it gets. Chard!   I sautéed it in olive oil and nada mas. For the record, organic produce does have it’s flaws.  You gotta scrub the bejeezus out of… Read more >

January 14, 2012 potatoes, tofu Read more >

WTF ingredients: nooch

  Recently, I’ve gotten a few questions in the comments section about nutritional yeast.    What is it? Nutritional yeast is a deactivated yeast (meaning it has no fermenting ability) and it is produced by culturing pure strains of yeast (a fungi) with a mixture of sugarcane and beet molasses.  Sounds appetizing, huh? Why do you like it? The reason it’s so popular with vegans and vegetarians is due to it’s “cheesy” flavor and vitamin content.  Since B12 and dairy are ruled out once you commit to an entirely plant-based diet, you can see why… Read more >

January 14, 2012 nooch Read more >

Chocolate is my friend

I think your taste buds must change over time because four years ago I thought nuts were disgusting and really wasn’t a fan of dark chocolate.  At all. I am still iffy on super dark chocolate (nothing over 80% thankyouverymuch), but I adore salty cashews and crave almond and peanut butter almost daily.  But that’s neither here nor there.  <— pointless tangent much? For the people who (still) don’t like nuts, this recipe is for you.  It’s also for my fellow chocoholics. How cute are these mini chocolate chips? Chocolate Chunk Quinoa Granola *gluten free… Read more >

January 13, 2012 chocolate, granola, quinoa, sunflower Read more >