Remember the sun-dried tomato spread I had on my trip to Vancouver BC? Turns out it takes all of two minutes to make. Sure, you could put some effort into it and from-scratch it. Or… You pick up a jar of this herby sun-dried tomatoes in olive oil from Trader Joe’s and add a couple of [...]
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sun-dried tomato mush-up
Posted in quick fix, recipes on August 8, 2010 | 1 Comment »
nostalgia in disc form: the frozen pizza
Posted in general, quick fix, tagged pizza, vegan cheese on May 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Is it the best pizza I’ve ever had? Of course not. Is it a beautifully marketed key to my childhood memories? You betcha. Tofurky/Turtle Island isn’t necessarily a crew of geniuses—they just figured out how to do it first. It’s so obvious! I mean, I thought of making my own pizzas then freezing them, [...]
shortcut tempeh stir-fry
Posted in quick fix on April 28, 2010 | 5 Comments »
I hate marinating. I’ve said it before, I know, but I hate it so much that I’ll never tire of bitching about it. Unless it’s a special—and I mean special—occasion, I don’t want to have to start prep work on my dinner hours ahead. This makes tempeh somewhat challenging. Sure, you can do a cheater [...]
it’s new to me: omelet
Posted in general, quick fix, tagged breakfast, veganmofo on October 9, 2009 | 4 Comments »
I’ve always hated eggs. Especially yolks; even in my baby book, my mother pointed out I wouldn’t eat yolks. Did I know they were little cholesterol bombs? And I’ve always hated mixing foods—or even having foods touch each other on my plate (I’m getting better about that)—so an omelet? Never had one. And I [...]
pasta with pesto & soy curls
Posted in quick fix, recipes, tagged cupcakes, fake chicken, pasta on August 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
This is from last week, when we had our mini heatwave. I didn’t want to cook at all, but I’d not really planned ahead with no-cook meals, so this is a little-cook one. And whaddaya know? It’s super good. I made the pesto first (takes all of two minutes), and in this nut-free household, pesto [...]




