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

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Buffalo seitan sandwich (photo taken before I folded it into the sandwich) and a gin and tonic.
If I have room, ice cream for dessert. I splurged this week and bought Ben & Jerry's vegan chunky monkey.
 
I am in a soup mood, so I am going to roast some butternut squash and make squash soup. I will have a salad to go with it.
 
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A tossed salad which I bought from the local farm with evo/lemon dressing and yeast flakes.
A couple of seitan cutlets sautéed, seasoned with garlic and lemon pepper and deglazed with Braggs and pink balsamic vinegar. Cauliflower mash with evo and non dairy butter.
A slice of canary melon for dessert.
 
I have options. I could have the rest of my squash soup; a tofu scramble in a wrap; a squash casserole; veggie chili. Hmm, I might have the soup and the scramble, as they are already made. Perhaps I will make the chili and casserole for Sunday football. :D
 
I'm having a stir fry, greek yogurt, seitan burger and cranberry compote for the whole night, as i drink a lot of liquid at night. I'm a liquid bud:p I must stop eating junk food, as i'd had a disgestion disorder already.:D Nasty, nasty girl...:weird: Today is the first day in a week when i'm feeling like cooking something...
 
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A courgette, leek and cauliflower soup served with yeast flakes and a drizzle of evo.
A tossed green salad with strips of marinated, airy fried tofu (thinly sliced) with vinaigrette and yeast flakes.

Berries with yogurt/soya cream for dessert.
 
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You can tell that Autumn is around the corner ! I made some Lincolnshire style seitan sausages which I sautéed and served with braised leeks.

A low carb berry crumble served with soya cream for dessert. It was very light and crispy and the berries were bursting with flavour.
 
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Oh man! Are those homemade sausages? They look delicious!

Yes. I made a batch using virtually the same seasoning that Cauldron Lincolnshire sausages are made with. I rolled them into sausage like shapes and cooked them in some stock. They pair very well with braised leeks. I braise them slowly using only some olive oil plus salt and pepper.
 
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