One of my favorite things for breakfast or dinner is a sweet and white potato hash with red and yellow bell peppers and a sweet onion. My husband makes it and it is amazing every time. Sometimes he fries up vegan chorizo (Trader Joe's kind) and adds it, but it's great plain, too:
Hubby's Hash
Homemade vegan pizza with sourdough baguette, olive oil, spices, organic basil, organic Roma tomatoes and Daiya mozzarella, just put it in your toaster oven for a few minutes and it's done.
This isn't a great pic, but I love to put the potato hash over pasta, whether it has the chorizo added or not!
This is my quick marinara sauce (with spinach). It's so creamy dreamy because I added some cashew/tofu ricotta to it that I had in the freezer. That stuff freezes just fine, then just defrost on 50 percent power in the microwave for a few minutes.
I served the creamy spinach marinara over packaged gnocchi and it was fantastic (and quick and easy!).
And then on Friday I just had to try Colleen Patrick-Goudreau's chocolate chip cookies from The Joy of Vegan Baking. I love that book and everything I have made from it comes out great (and receives the review of "best ever" even from omnivores and even in comparison with traditional baked goods).
I added walnuts to one dozen of them.
P.S. I want these all time time, now. I honestly think about making them every single day. JOVB is the best!
Next, I had to try Isa's new recipe for Mac & Shews and, as expected, it was stupendous.
My hubby rinsed, drained and cooked the sauerkraut for me with white wine, freshly grated pepper and probably secret ingredients. He used to make it as a fancy side with pork chops.
It's so gross and sad to think of eating any part of a pig now :-( But the kraut is fantastic.
Here is the finished product. AMAZING.
If you guys want recipes for anything above (except the cookies, those are from Colleen's book, but I can ask her to post it if you guys want!), let me know.
Enjoy your week,
Dawn
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