The spicy yogurt tempeh is a test recipe for frecklefoot (another ppk member) of One Chubby Vegan. It was tasty and I was glad to find another tempeh preparation that my boyfriend likes (although I think his favorite will always be tempeh wingz....I can't really blame him on that one). Mine didn't turn out to be all that spicy at all, though. Most of the other testers have reported that theirs was, though, so either some of my spices weren't as hot as theirs, or I just like things spicier. Either one is certainly a possibility. I will still make this dish again, but will add more spice to it probably. I'd also like to try baking it. I tend to like to try the same recipe both pan-fried and baked, to see which we prefer.
We have finally finished all of our stuffed mushrooms (there were several meals between the previous post and this one). They were good, but I was getting kind of tired of them. Perhaps that's why people usually serve stuffed mushrooms as party appetizers, as there are more people around to eat them.
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Ohh, that all looks so good. I've been eyeing that strata recipe, I'm hoping to make it for my sister while she's home (oddly, mushrooms and spinach are one of the few vegetables she'll eat).
I love operation let's eat some new vegetables! That might just have to be my new year's resolution...
great to hear that the dish was a success!! the strata DOES look appetizing - great way to get extra vegetable servings! :0)
Looks great! Congratulations on your operation..
My partner used to also be very wary of spinach, but I think I cured that particular phobia with a raw spinach salad. I guess it was just the cooked spinach taste that was so scary. -Amy@Wheeler's
OH! I forgot to add, if you're trying to get more veggie diversity into your life, you should try signing up to receive food from farm co-ops. You just donate however much money at the beginning of the season to help them cover costs, and then you get a big old box of whatever they grew each week. -Amy@Wheeler's
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