Seitan & Spinach with brown rice (from the cookbook Veganomicon).
Submitted by Stephanie.
Thursday, September 23, 2010
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2 comments:
mmm I have yet to try to make my own seitan... looks delish! I love your blog-- so healthy and inspiring.
I have all of your books but find cooking vegan very frustrating. I am not a creative person in the kitchen and unfortunately I didn't have a mother that liked cooking or was creative at all. Total meat and potatoes youth until I went to college. I love cooking and want to remain a vegan but have no clue how to cook tofu, seitan, tempe or any other meat substitute. I am very intimidated by cooking vegan, everything seems so complex and takes alot of preparation. As a mother of a ADHD kid, I want to cook vegan and without sugar but want it fast, healthy and yummy. I feel like I have to take a cooking class or several classes just to cook vegan or anything else. I have a hard time knowing what would be good together etc. Help.
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Deanne
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