"Oh, I may be on the side of the angels...but don't think for one second that I am one of them." - Sherlock, The Reichenbach Fall
Showing posts with label Irish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Irish. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Teens cooking vegan
My son Brian and daughter Amy made a delicious shepherd's pie last night. A nice touch was the topping of Daiya, which was Brian's idea. Mmmm. I would like more of it tonight, but I doubt we have time. I could eat shepherd's pie just about every night of the week if I had to. It is so easy to make, I only had to give them minimal instructions (I was ill last night when I arrived home, and still had to take my other teen, Chris, to the pharmacy to pick up some meds). We have grown used to cooking vegan - to tell you the truth, they don't like overdoing the meat these days, though Brian & Amy still eat it. Chris has been vegetarian now for, oh, I believe 7 or 8 years. He still hasn't taken the vegan plunge. He's very resistant to that. Oh well, give him time. I know it took a lot of years for me to take the plunge.
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Irish,
kid-friendly,
potatoes,
teenagers,
vegan,
vegan cheese,
vegetarian
Monday, January 30, 2012
Vegan Colcannon!
I took the recipe in the link and made it my own. I omitted the leeks (since I didn't have any) and did not use nutmeg. I used about three TBSP of Earth Balance spread to add some flavor, as well as plenty of salt and pepper. My kids LOVED it (although they DID add mayonnaise - non-vegan mayonnaise - to the mixture). I think I will try this again with either leeks or onions. Oh, and I used Nature's Market Soy Milk, since we don't have the 8th Continent brand here.
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Irish,
kid-friendly,
potatoes,
vegan
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