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

At work on Thursday it was an almost totally vegan day and the cook made some anamma veggie burgers, cut them in half and served them in a tomato based sauce with beans, chickpeas and finely chopped celery. There was a lot of this left over and I was the lucky one who got to take it all home. That'll do me for the weekend and beyond! Today I will probably have it with some roasted new potatos that I took home and some green salad but on Monday I must get to the Indian shop and replenish our stock of brown basmati rice.
 
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I had leftover Chinese takeout (thank you, Mom :): Szechuan tofu with mixed vegetables over white rice. We tried a new place that is less than a mile from my home. It was really good, and the prices weren't bad, either. I'm happy to have that option so close to home.
 
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I doubled the recipe for peanut stew, then realized I had no room for an additional can of tomatoes and kale :ignore: :weird:
Really stupid :sadnod:
 
I had leftover Chinese takeout (thank you, Mom :): Szechuan tofu with mixed vegetables over white rice. We tried a new place that is less than a mile from my home. It was really good, and the prices weren't bad, either. I'm happy to have that option so close to home.
I couldn't finish this last night, so I will have the rest tonight along with some veggie rolls and sauce.
 
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Today I made a seitan with too many juniper berries again! I really like that flavor, but in seitan it seems to magnify after cooking o_O. Anyway, I made a reuben with it, homemade thousand island, and FYH smoked gouda- and old sauerkraut. It still seemed fine :p
Also a broccoli slaw with just mayo, balsamic, lemon juice, dried cranberries, sunflower and pumpkin seeds
 
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Plant based tomato & tofu ravioli. Granary bread plus spread.
Strawberries with soya yogurt.
A glass of chardonnay.
Do you make the ravioli from scratch? If so, do you have a recipe to share? That sounds so delicious.

I made sesame ginger tofu with broccoli because for some reason, I can't get enough of Chinese food this week. :D
 
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Tacos! I had a nub of trader joes soy chorizo left so I got some taco shells and lettuce, spread refried beans on the shell, chorizo, and lettuce--and---Daiya ranch :lick:
MmmmmMmmmm...
 
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I am having leftovers from my brother and sister-in-law's joint 60th birthday party: vegetable ravioli (chopped peppers, broccoli, tomatoes and onions) in a marinara sauce. I will top it with a little vegan cheese.
 
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My son and I had the last of the Beyond Meat brats with peppers, onions and FYH gouda cheese. Those have to be the best and easiest thing I've had in a very long time.
 
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2 corn tortilla wraps with Quorn pieces, romaine lettuce and tomatoes.

I'm making a new salad recipe I saw on YouTube, sliced cucumber, sliced spring onion and fresh coriander. The dressing is tamari, maple syrup and onion powder. Sprinkle of garlic salt as well. I hope it's nice as I will put some of that in the wraps too.
 
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Sweet potato, red lentil & spinach daahl.

I've made a massive batch so some can also be frozen for a few healthy meals once baby is here.
 
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Sweet potato, red lentil & spinach daahl.

I've made a massive batch so some can also be frozen for a few healthy meals once baby is here.

Do you serve the dahl with naan bread or rice ? I'm planning to make some as I like the combination of the 3 main ingredients.

Batch cooking seems like a good idea as you certainly will be busy. Cottage pie and thick soups are also winners and freeze well.