I love doing the overnight oats thing with that combo. Delicious!My new favorite breakfast is oatmeal with peanut butter and banana. Not eating it yet but I will be.
Walnut parm? What else do you put in it? I haven't been buying cashews because they are so expensive, so I'm curious about this @MadamSarcastra. Thank you in advance.
That gives me an idea for another "Communal Cook-Fest".... Make another Veggie Viewer's favorite food!Just have eaten two spinach pies for breakfast. And i'm overloaded.
Yesterday i had lots of tomato-napa cabbage-pickles salad, split pea soup, sauerkraut, greek yougurts, spinach pies, pickled beets and cuckes,etc... Today i'm gonna eat the rest of leftovers as we're leaving soon.
Haha, it's round shaped, we call them "snail-pie". We also have qutabs (Qutab is an Azerbaijani dish made from thinly rolled dough that is cooked briefly on a convex griddle known as saj.) It can be made with fat mutton, beef, pork, etc. But mine contain only baked greens.That gives me an idea for another "Communal Cook-Fest".... Make another Veggie Viewer's favorite food!
What do those beloved spinach pies look like? Do they look anything like these?
That's a pic from Zitoon... I used to get those with the vegetarian platter. Sadly, they're the only thing on it that's not vegan (feta)....
Haha, it's round shaped, we call them "snail-pie".
Yeah, they look similar to these ones you've posted, but they have more "circles", and they are 15 santimeters in diameter.Is it like Spanakopita - Wikipedia? Are they more like this?
Are the pies large or are they small like a hand-held pastry?
ETA: I first Googled "snail pie" and only found recipes using real snails.... LMAO
So, large pie... party-sized... gotcha. More like these?? (Last time, I promise. LOL)Yeah, they look similar to these ones you've posted, but they have more "circles", and they are 15 santimeters in diameter.