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

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Gardein lime, chipotle crispy fingers served with cauliflower & potato mash with a drizzle of evo and a sprinkle
of Cornish sea salt.

Strawberries and blueberries for dessert.

Why do Gardein products taste just out of this world ? :D
That looks awesome. I'm currently hooked on the fishless filets. They are very flavorful and the texture is almost perfect.
 
I had a Gardein fishless filet, steamed green beans, a baked potato with some Daiya cheddar shreds and some hummus with carrots...and wine.
 
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That looks awesome. I'm currently hooked on the fishless filets. They are very flavorful and the texture is almost perfect.

I have never bought the 'ocean' fillets, however will make a point of tasting them next time when visiting the US. What do they taste like ?

I'm really a big fan of the lime chipotle fingers and the beef less tips. I really wish that I could buy them over here.:D
 
I have never bought the 'ocean' fillets, however will make a point of tasting them next time when visiting the US. What do they taste like ?

I'm really a big fan of the lime chipotle fingers and the beef less tips. I really wish that I could buy them over here.:D
They have a white-fishlike flavor and they are kind of flaky in texture. The breading is quite crispy. It's almost like fish and chips-type fish, but not as greasy, which is a good thing. I make a tartar sauce out Vegenaise, sweet relish and sriracha sauce to go along with them. I had tried only the seven-grain tenders, which I like for the most part, but I find them a bit bland, so they need some doctoring up. Not so with the fishless filets. They are tasty even plain.

What's your favorite way to make the beefless tips? I bought a package of them to try out, but I haven't decided how I want to prepare them.
 
They have a white-fishlike flavor and they are kind of flaky in texture. The breading is quite crispy. It's almost like fish and chips-type fish, but not as greasy, which is a good thing. I make a tartar sauce out Vegenaise, sweet relish and sriracha sauce to go along with them. I had tried only the seven-grain tenders, which I like for the most part, but I find them a bit bland, so they need some doctoring up. Not so with the fishless filets. They are tasty even plain.

What's your favorite way to make the beefless tips? I bought a package of them to try out, but I haven't decided how I want to prepare them.

I really miss fish so may buy some as I'm very curious.

I usually make a story fry with vegetables with the bfl tips or sautéed with peppers, onions, garlic and put them into a whole grain tortilla with lots of guac.Stir Fry G.jpg

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Tonight I will be having zucchini cakes with vegan tartar sauce, roasted carrots and garlic mashed potatoes.
 
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I made stuffed peppers. The stuffing was brown rice, black beans, carrots, black olives, onions, green chili peppers and corn with spaghetti sauce mixed in because I didn't have tomatoes. I spiced them up with chili powder, cumin and garlic. I'm really glad I liked them because my recipe made six halves, which means I'll be eating them for a few days, haha. I had leftover stuffing and froze it. I'm thinking I can use it for burritos at some point.
 
I'm trying Kashi's Mayan Harvest and I'm a bit nervous about it. It has plantains, ancho sauce, amaranth and polenta, all of which I've never tasted. I hope the polenta isn't like cornbread which I hate, too gritty. It mostly smells good except for one questionable scent coming from the oven. I wonder which ingredient the gross smell is coming from?
I had a salad while waiting for the Kashi meal to cook.

eta: The plaintain is good. It's weird to be eating something that looks like a banana but doesn't taste anything like one. The polenta is completely tasteless but the carrots and beans aren't bad.
 
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