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  Mmm!  Amazingly decadent and seasonal breakfast food was on the menu this week because of the holiday.  I don’t post many breakfast recipes because we tend to eat very simply in the mornings and usually end up throwing together a quick Vega smoothie.   I wanted to treat H to a special breakfast on Christmas morning for a variety [...]

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  This is  a great way to morph leftover Yuba Asada into a new dish or to forge ahead and simply create this one on its own.  I grew up in southern California and machaca burritos were sold at nearly every Mexican food restaurant.  As a result, I grew to love them but since they contain egg and [...]

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Like I said, seitan has been preoccupying my mind.  I wanted a breakfast sausage flavored seitan that would go great on a biscuit for a quick breakfast or scrambled up with some tofu and onion equally well.  I have my heart set upon savoring  pancakes with this spicy sage and apple seitan; maple syrup to be used liberally.  Vegan Apple and [...]

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Today’s D’s 29th (+ xx) birthday!  (I’ma soooo get beaten for that one.)  Since moving here we’ve been exercising and eating healthily, rarely eating sweets.  In fact, we’ve both lost quite a bit of weight since June, and we continued that trend all throughout the holidays.  So, needless to say, D really didn’t want cake [...]

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Breakfast Slaw

D made a totally yummy breakfast slaw today, pictured above. She’s been on a raw kick lately, reading books and blogs on the subject. We’re going to try incorporating more raw foods into our diet. Ingredients 1/2 c carrot, shredded 1/2 c beet, shredded 1/2 c shredded red cabbage 1/2 c thinly sliced celery stalks, [...]

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The Tofu Scramble Morph

For me, tofu has been an acquired taste and texture. Sure, it takes on the flavor of whatever its marinade is, but texture-wise, it still gave me the willies. I always would just eat it (quickly) because it was good for me. Because of this you can see how easily I feared the popular tofu [...]

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