Sorry, I'm in a silly mood today. That's my longwinded way of saying today's post is going to be all about tester recipes from Isa Chandra Moskowtiz's upcoming low fat and whole foods book, Appetite for Reduction.
Friday, April 16, 2010
This is a Test
Of the Emergency Deliciousness System. If this had been an actual Deliciousness Emergency, the post you are viewing would include many healthy recipes to shock, amaze and astound. This blog serves the Greater Veganistan area. This concludes this test of the Emergency Deliciousness System.
Sorry, I'm in a silly mood today. That's my longwinded way of saying today's post is going to be all about tester recipes from Isa Chandra Moskowtiz's upcoming low fat and whole foods book, Appetite for Reduction.
Sorry, I'm in a silly mood today. That's my longwinded way of saying today's post is going to be all about tester recipes from Isa Chandra Moskowtiz's upcoming low fat and whole foods book, Appetite for Reduction.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Passing on the Meat
My family recently celebrated Passover and we tried a little experiment: I would cook two vegan Seders (big, traditional dinners) and my family would go vegetarian for the rest of the holiday. Eight days without any meat in the house. My plan was to cook as much as possible, since the more I cooked, the less matzo with cream cheese they ate.
I'm pleased to report that even though the holiday ended a week ago, no meat has been consumed in our house yet and both of my parents are considering going vegetarian on a more permanent basis (they're both totally cool with keeping meat out of the house, but right now, they'd still like to eat it at restaurants on occasion). Also, I think my mother now has a bigger AR soapbox than I do. It's pretty rad.
Here's a small sample of what we ate:
I'm pleased to report that even though the holiday ended a week ago, no meat has been consumed in our house yet and both of my parents are considering going vegetarian on a more permanent basis (they're both totally cool with keeping meat out of the house, but right now, they'd still like to eat it at restaurants on occasion). Also, I think my mother now has a bigger AR soapbox than I do. It's pretty rad.
Here's a small sample of what we ate:
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Woldwide Vegan Bake Sale 2010
Yes, it's that time again. Time for the Worldwide Vegan Bake Sale. If you're in the NYC area and want to bake, buy, or participate in some other way, here's what you need to know:
When: Sunday, April 25, 2010. 12-5 PM
Where: MooShoes. 78 Orchard Street (B or D train to Grand Street or F, J, or M train to Delancey)
To Benefit: Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary
If you'd like, you can RSVP via Facebook, and/or use our nifty sign up sheet (please note that the sign up sheet has two pages: one for baked goods and one for things like plates, bags, etc.).
A representative from Woodstock will be around to answer any questions you may have about the sanctuary and hook you up with an animal to sponsor.
If you're still not convinced, check out some of our past bake sale awesomeness over here. Hope to see you there!
When: Sunday, April 25, 2010. 12-5 PM
Where: MooShoes. 78 Orchard Street (B or D train to Grand Street or F, J, or M train to Delancey)
To Benefit: Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary
Photo by joyfulgirl415
If you'd like, you can RSVP via Facebook, and/or use our nifty sign up sheet (please note that the sign up sheet has two pages: one for baked goods and one for things like plates, bags, etc.).
A representative from Woodstock will be around to answer any questions you may have about the sanctuary and hook you up with an animal to sponsor.
If you're still not convinced, check out some of our past bake sale awesomeness over here. Hope to see you there!
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