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July 31, 2009

5:55 pm

Fan Art!

Astounding! My friend Laurie sent me this drawing for my birthday of me as Vegan Man (looking rather buff). I’ve put it in the kitchen so I can be inspired to vegetable-related heroism.

Vegan Man! Defender of the Vegan Way...

July 30, 2009

6:10 am

Gazpacho

The Heat is finally on here in Boston, making a fashionably late appearance. I broke down and installed the window air conditioning unit in my studio today, creating a one-room pocket of respite.

Is there a better meal for a hot, muggy night, than gazpacho? I’m not sure, but this recipe from Ina Garten (The Barefoot Contessa) was just right. I topped it with some diced avocado and served it with some slices of baguette.

Gazpacho

July 27, 2009

6:57 pm

Vegan Brunch

I’ve been waiting to post about Isa’s new book Vegan Brunch for a while, but after cooking from it over the weekend I can’t resist. It’s full of things I’m drooling over.

Yesterday I made the tempeh sausage puff pastries and mango lassi to drink (you can see it lurking in the background), both of which were astounding.

Vegan Brunch

And tonight’s dinner – not brunch I know, but this is an anytime food! – was the beer battered tofu. Oh. My. God.

Vegan Brunch

July 4, 2009

8:26 am

The Right Tool for the Job

Our 3rd of July festivities included some amazing rosemary smashed potatoes, but when it came to the actual smashing, we didn’t have anything in the kitchen blunt enough for the task. So out came the 8kg kettlebell (my favorite for quick-pressing tofu), which not only smashed up the taters but good, but also provided a good workout to my shoulders and lats.

Kettlebell-Smashed Potatoes

Kettlebell-Smashed Potatoes

And the finished product:

taters


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