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

I had a Gardien burger with sweet pickles, tomato, onions and vegan mayo
It tasted freezer burned. The last time I bought those they tasted freezer burned. I used to like them
 
the soup was so good from yesterday that we had it again and froze the rest - this time I added the bread pizza slab and only added garlic powder to the top of it (it already comes with the sauce) and put it in the oven for 15 minutes to make it crispy

Emma JC
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So to go with my deep fried baked potato wedges, I'm doing some battered deep fried oyster mushrooms. I know, I know, nothing super healthy about it, but I don't often deep fry anything, so this is a treat. I'm using the excuse that I'm making falafels on the weekend for pulling the deep fryer off the shelf. I made some sriracha/mayo dip for the mushrooms. I have some homemade ranch dressing I might try too. Oh, and some leftover coleslaw for a side.

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I made a stir fry with my recently made seitan + onion, bell pepper, garlic, cremini mushrooms, zucchini and bok choy, with kamut pasta.

Seitan had enough leftover broth/sauce that no need to add any more spices; I had flavoured it with BBQ spices, liquid smoke, tomato paste, dijon, garlic powder and maggi sauce.
 
tacos - saw on Simnett Nutrition, last week, that Que Pasa now sells taco shells so ordered some - they were tasty except that there were only 9 in a package that was supposed to have 10... with two people that doesn't divide well :no:

we pulled out the Que Pasa tortilla chips and ate the rest of the filling that way - Gardein ground/onions/jalapeno/spices plus cheez, pico (green onion, cherry tomatoes, olives), chopped arugula and taco sauce

Emma JC
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How did you roast the cabbage? I've never heard of that before.:)
I got the idea from Nisha from Rainbow Plant Life. She had them as part of a meal-prep video and used them as a base for different meals throughout the week.

I sliced the whole cabbage in half and then sliced those pieces in half so that I had 4 "steaks" about an inch thick. Then I put them on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper and brushed on some olive oil. Then I put a little salt and a generous amount of garlic powder and paprika on them. You flip them over and do the same with the other side, oil and then the spices. I baked them about 40 minutes at 400F. The cabbage was so tender and flavorful. Really delicious!