We had chickpea meatballs with arrabbiata sauce and pasta followed by Alpro chocolate dessert. The chickpea meatballs were delicious and very low fat - in fact they would be fat-free if you wet your hands to roll them instead of using oil.
I made colcannon for dinner - we do love it and should make it more often if only to eat more cabbage and use up the potatoes that I purchased on sale for $1.77 for 10 lb - garlic, onion, cabbage, and then I parsnip in with the potatoes when I boiled them - so good - then I did some Yves chkn tenders on the side but it was mostly albout the colcannon.
Yesterday I ordered a tofu po'boy, mac and cheese and a fry box from a local vegan restaurant. I finished it off today. So good. They always indulge me with extra pickles.
Not sure what I will be having for dinner tonight. I am still at the beach house and there isn’t much in the house as we are getting ready to close things down for the winter. I might make some chickpea cutlets or get some tofu and make a scramble.
Yum. We ate at a lovely restaurant down by the harbour last night. I had banana blossom "fish" and chips. Fresh bread, marinated olives and a salad too.
jazzed up rice in the cooker (raisins, fennel seeds, garlic powder, turmeric) and had Indian Tasty Bites on the rice - a few BBQ potato chips and a small piece of chocolate with peanut butter for icing, for dessert
Brown rice and broccoli, with some chickpeas on the side. I would have loved some low-sodium soy sauce (is there such a thing?!- maybe relatively-low-sodium)... but I didn't have any. I was even out of garlic, so it was kind of bland.
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