Tonight will be a zucchini cake with vegan tartar sauce, sautéed beet greens, tostones and an ear of corn.
Take me with you another time, pleeeeeease!Last night I went to this whole-in-the-wall Lebanese pizza place for dinner (Villa of Lebanon in South Windsor, CT) with friends from work. In addition to pizza, grinders and the like, there was an extensive Lebanese menu. I had a falafel platter that was amazing! So I have leftovers for tonight: falafel, hummus (best restaurant hummus I've ever had), baba ganoush (outstanding and vegan, yahoo, because the menu erroneously said it had yogurt in it. The owner assured me there was no yogurt or dairy. ), salad, warm pita bread and stuffed grape leaves. It was a big platter, and I will get three meals out of it. Delicious and economical! Also, the owner was very friendly and funny and chatted with my friends and me and answered all my questions about ingredients. I definitely will be back again. What a cool little place! It's tucked in between a liquor store and a much larger Indian restaurant/deli, which I will have to try as well.
LOL, would love to! I am so happy this place is within 10 miles of my house. The food was fantastic!Take me with you another time, pleeeeeease!
I'm going to have a sandwich with sautéed veggies as well, along with some buffalo seitan and a slice of melted Chao. I'm coming around on this nondairy cheese. I don't like it cold, but it's pretty good melted.Another sautéed veggie sammich, with unsalted Kettle chips & homemade vegan ranch on the side. I didn't realize how much of the sautéed veggies I had! I'm heating up the last of 'em, still too much for one sammich... maybe once things cook down a bit, it'll be manageable. I mean, I still need to add the "cheese"....
& a slice of Chao.
and a slice of Chao