It should be fine. When mine goes bad it’s usually because I’ve forgotten it’s in the refrigerator so it gets a pretty blue-green coating on top lol.Yeah, making red lentil dal now, to use the half can of coconut milk that's been opened since Sun. You can tell bad coconut milk--right?
I remember that!It should be fine. When mine goes bad it’s usually because I’ve forgotten it’s in the refrigerator so it gets a pretty blue-green coating on top lol.
*Raises hand* I have the adobo and chipotle seasonings. In the winter, I sometimes get their hot chocolate mix with mint.I remember that!
Curry came out great- just one cup lentils, 2 cups water, half can of coconut milk and half a big can of crushed tomatoes. Coriander seeds, curry powder, Penzeys chili 9000 (which is great but I wouldn't use for chili it has cinnamon)
Who all has a Penzeys spices?
I like noodles too, and wonder what are all the kinds of noodles you use?
I picture thick udon noodles when you say noodley soup! Cause I like those in miso soup with bok choy and tofu.
I think it was you that got me to look them up! With Fox Point! Once I registered my email I check for specials each week.*Raises hand* I have the adobo and chipotle seasonings. In the winter, I sometimes get their hot chocolate mix with mint.
Your curry sounds delicious!
I'm going to have leftover sesame-ginger soy curls and broccoli for dinner tonight.
Oh, that sounds wonderful! I, too, am hooked on the soy curls. Your dish sounds tasty, and I might try something similar. I love spicy peanut sauce.I made a Thai inspired spicy peanut stir-fry last night with soy curls as the meat. I am so addicted to soy curls. They take on whatever flavour you infuse them with and provide a real meaty texture.
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Your dish sounds tasty, and I might try something similar. I love spicy peanut sauce.
Thank you for that! It sounds fantastic.Here's the ingredients I used if you want to try my version.
Sauce Ingredients:
1 cup natural peanut butter
1 can organic coconut milk (whole, full fat)
4 tablespoons fresh lime juice
3 tablespoons soy sauce
1 tablespoon fresh minced ginger root
3 cloves garlic, minced
* hot sauce (sriracha) -1 tbsp for mild, 2 tbsp for medium, 3 tbsp for spicy, 4 tbsp for HOT, etc.
I make the sauce first and set that aside until ready to cook the stir-fry, as the veggie prep take a little while. It keeps well in the fridge, so it can be made well in advance. However, with fresh minced garlic in it, which spoils relatively fast, I don't recommend more than 4-5 days in the fridge. I've never tried freezing it, but I don't see why it wouldn't freeze well.
For veggies: I used sweet onion, bok choy, broccoli, carrot, red bell pepper, and bean spouts. I top the stir-fry with crushed peanuts, bean sprouts, chopped cilantro and a fresh squeeze of lime juice. I like rice noodles, myself, but rice or whatever you like works fine. If you're like me you could even just veg out without any rice or noodles. With the soy curls in there it's quite satiating.
The soy curls: I did the fresh hot water rinse thing first, which I do recommend. Then I marinaded them in a fairly strong hot vegan chicken stock. I couldn't believe how tasty they are. Even before I browned them, I could have ate them just like that. In the stir-fry they would likely fool a hardcore carnist. It was amazingly delicious!
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