Stop what you’re doing and go make these now! Seriously. Okay, maybe finish reading the recipe and THEN go make these. I couldn’t even let the last batch cool completely before I had to jump on the computer and post this recipe so that you would not have to suffer another day without these cookies, […]
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April Sidecar for Pigs Peace Bakesale & Cookie Recipe
It’s that time again! That’s right, the Sidecar for Pigs Peace bake sale. This time, the bake sale coincides with the World Wide Vegan Bake Sale. If you’re in Seattle this weekend, stop by Sidecar to get some delicious vegan baked goods to support Pigs Peace Sanctuary. The details: What: Sidecar for Pigs Peace Vegan Bake Sale When: Saturday April 21st at […]
Interior Decorating by Hardly Alice
This post is long overdue. When I was in New York in February, we rode the train up to New Haven, CT to visit our friend Gwen…I’m sure you remember Gwen–of Hardly Alice. We stayed over night with Gwen in her lovely apartment and went out for a yummy vegan sushi dinner. Gwen has spent […]
SoL Sunflower Milk, Plus GIVEAWAY
A while back, I wrote a post on Nondairy Milks for the Pantry Basics series. I mentioned that I had purchased a carton of SoL sunflower milk, but that I hadn’t tried it yet. And I promised to report back. Shortly after that post, I was contacted by the company and they kindly agreed to […]
Lemon-Ginger-Cayenne Cold Remedy
Sorry for the silence yesterday. I woke up feeling under the weather–some weird sinus/sore throat combo. Yesterday was the day I had designated to write my next review for Our Hen House and I didn’t have the stamina to be at the computer long enough to do that, get my work for the journal done (a.k.a. […]
Curried Quinoa Salad with Ginger-Lime Dressing
It’s a greyish, dark kind of morning at the moment and I’m sitting here in the almost-dark at my computer. The glow of the screen is the brightest thing in the room. Thank goodness on this dark, dreary morning (perfect for going back to bed) we have another guest recipe post from Passover that is […]
Tzimmes (Stewed Root Vegetables & Fruit)
Yesterday, in the Passover Seder 2012 recap, I promised to post a recipe from Ruth (Eric’s mom) for Passover today. This dish is called tzimmes and it’s a traditional Jewish dish often eaten at Passover and Rosh Hashanah. It is usually composed of root vegetables and dried fruit with orange juice and spices. This version is […]
Passover Seder 2012
Good morning, Monday! This weekend, we had two treats–(1) it was Passover and we went to Eric’s mom’s cousin’s house for seder, and (2) our dear friend Theresa came to visit from Spokane, which was awesome. Theresa was my first friend when I moved to Seattle in 2004. She and I worked at a coffee shop in […]
Cornmeal Waffles with Cinnamon Peaches
Okay, I know. Three recipes in a row. Crazy! And they’re a bit all over the place–vegetable pot pie one day, roasted beet and orange salad the next, and now waffles…It’s like breakfast, lunch and dinner in reverse order. These waffles are inspired by the cornmeal waffles at Cafe Flora’s brunch. Cafe Flora tops them with different delicious […]
Roasted Beet and Orange Salad
I’m glad the vegetable pot pie provoked mouth-watering responses from the Pittsburgh crowd. Today, I’ve got another recipe for you. Though not what I would consider comfort food per se, this roasted beet salad has gorgeous coloring and a sweet citrus and earthy flavor. When I was in NY, I attended a board meeting for the […]
