Supper/Dinner Time ! What's on the menu? 2018

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It's a recipe a friend gave me, but I think he got it from America's Test Kitchen. It's got half a cup of peanut butter, quarter-cup of hot water, a clove of minced garlic, soy sauce, sriracha sauce, brown sugar, lime juice and sesame oil.

I will make it next time that I make the quinoa/buckwheat spaghetti.;)
 
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A sandwich made with granary loaf, sliced white seitan, spread, French mustard and guacamole. A cabbage slaw with pumpkin seeds, dried cherries, yeast flakes and a mustard vinaigrette.
Vanilla flavoured, creamy rice pudding for dessert.
 
Aubergine bake made with organic passata and Free From Cheddar with quinoa and thinly sliced seitan.

A mango for dessert.
 
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That sounds delicious. I also like veggie chili with sour cream. I usually serve some kind of raw salad as I like to eat lots of vegetables for my main meal. When I make cottage pie, I always serve a slaw made with cabbage, carrots and very often sliced fennel.
I should try that sometime. I made a tomato-fennel soup one year, and it was quite good. Aside from that, I haven't cooked with fennel at all. I keep meaning to try it again.
 
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Today I made BLTAs, or BALTS: veg-bacon, avocado,lettuce, tomato sandwiches. Ok, so that's not really cooking, but I did have to pan-fry the bacon. I'm planning to try a new Cesar salad dressing recipe tonight.
 
I should try that sometime. I made a tomato-fennel soup one year, and it was quite good. Aside from that, I haven't cooked with fennel at all. I keep meaning to try it again.
Oh wow, i've just been thinking about fennel yesterday evening (not only),- that i'd like to make something with decent quantities of it.:D (I mean, not common dill, but fennel bulb, (this white thing), or how is it called...) I've never tried fennel(!), except in the medicine, haha, but for some reason i've always been skeptical about adding the bulb to my foods. How did you like the taste of your "final product"? Was it worth it? Wasn't the taste too strong? Didn't it cover up the flavour of the other ingredients? And, in general, what did it taste like?:iiam:
Thanks in advance.:flower:
 
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Quinoa, buckwheat and wholewheat spaghetti with leftover aubergine bake plus Free From Cheddar style cheese.
Steamed carrots.
Berries with coconut yogurt.
 
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Oh wow, i've just been thinking about fennel yesterday evening (not only),- that i'd like to make something with decent quantities of it.:D (I mean, not common dill, but fennel bulb, (this white thing), or how is it called...) I've never tried fennel(!), except in the medicine, haha, but for some reason i've always been skeptical about adding the bulb to my foods. How did you like the taste of your "final product"? Was it worth it? Wasn't the taste too strong? Didn't it cover up the flavour of the other ingredients? And, in general, what did it taste like?:iiam:
Thanks in advance.:flower:
In my experience, the fresh bulb doesn't taste nearly as strong as fennel seeds. I'm not a huge fan of fennel seeds... they taste too much like black licorice ... but the fresh bulb was fine in the soup. I could still taste the tomatoes and everything else. The recipe was a little too labor-intensive, so I won't make that again. But I'll cook with fennel again. Not sure how to describe the taste, since it was mixed in with other stuff.
 
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The Cesar salad dressing turned out really well, as did the homemade croutons. Next time, though, I will buy lettuce that is pre-washed and ready to eat. It was too much damn work to wash and dry the romaine lettuce. Or maybe I should invest in a salad spinner.

I'm planning to make baked beans for tonight along with some leftover brown rice and maybe some steamed or baked veggies.
 
The Cesar salad dressing turned out really well, as did the homemade croutons. Next time, though, I will buy lettuce that is pre-washed and ready to eat. It was too much damn work to wash and dry the romaine lettuce. Or maybe I should invest in a salad spinner.

I'm planning to make baked beans for tonight along with some leftover brown rice and maybe some steamed or baked veggies.
The salad spinner is great! I use mine all the time. One of the best kitchen purchases I've ever made.
Yum on the baked beans. :)

For supper tonight, I'm having roasted butternut squash soup with a spinach salad topped with Italian dressing.
 
Lentil & vegetable soup.
Sliced seitan with a slaw ; white cabbage, carrots, raw beetroot, parsley, seeds, vinaigrette and yeast flakes.
A persimmon.
 
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I'm cleaning out the leftovers. I have two kinds of pasta and I'm topping them with leftover Brussels sprouts and green beans with a little olive oil and pepper.
 
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