GingerFoxx
No effin' whey!
Side note - I just read Aldi's is going all organic with their produce chain-wide.Tonight I will finish up the leftover pasta and add Aldi's meatless balls and have a side salad with Italian dressing.
Side note - I just read Aldi's is going all organic with their produce chain-wide.Tonight I will finish up the leftover pasta and add Aldi's meatless balls and have a side salad with Italian dressing.
This is good news.Side note - I just read Aldi's is going all organic with their produce chain-wide.
Their organic apples are always awful! I got a bag again without thinking, galas, and they've got that mealy texture, and kinda yellow inside.Side note - I just read Aldi's is going all organic with their produce chain-wide.
I always keep a bag of tater tots in the freezer these days. My boyfriend and I have gotten very creative, topping them with all sorts of tasty things. Many of the dinners I have mentioned on this thread lately have had their leftovers turned into some pretty deluxe tater tots the following day. They are underrated as a food, I think. We even joked about opening our own little hole in the wall takeout place downtown near all the bars that would just serve creative variations of tots. We had fun one afternoon thinking of all the flavor combinations we would have on the menu.I'm doing nothing but blowing my noses, with occasional sneezing. I just want junk food, like fries or onion rings. Closest thing I have are tortilla chips, which don't cut it
Man I'd love a plate of tater tots! With added salt, and a side of ketchup
But that's not on the menu.....
If you end up with a recipe that is a suitable analog, I'd love to see it. I'm sure the right combination of seasonings is probably 80% of the battle.I'm going to attempt vegan corned seitan so that I can bring it to my parents' house tomorrow for dinner. I want to sample it first tonight, though. I also will have potatoes and carrots.
I would frequent such an establishment. Now I want tater tots, haha.I always keep a bag of tater tots in the freezer these days. My boyfriend and I have gotten very creative, topping them with all sorts of tasty things. Many of the dinners I have mentioned on this thread lately have had their leftovers turned into some pretty deluxe tater tots the following day. They are underrated as a food, I think. We even joked about opening our own little hole in the wall takeout place downtown near all the bars that would just serve creative variations of tots. We had fun one afternoon thinking of all the flavor combinations we would have on the menu.
Will do. I've discovered that it tastes a bit better after a day in the fridge. I still think it needs some tinkering, though. I will definitely play around with the spices. I really liked the texture, so I think the combination of vital wheat gluten, beans and nooch flakes works well.If you end up with a recipe that is a suitable analog, I'd love to see it. I'm sure the right combination of seasonings is probably 80% of the battle.
Seitan is always better the next day .Will do. I've discovered that it tastes a bit better after a day in the fridge. I still think it needs some tinkering, though. I will definitely play around with the spices. I really liked the texture, so I think the combination of vital wheat gluten, beans and nooch flakes works well.