A few new recipes to report on:
Southwestern Vegetarian Pasta
This is the first dish with a Southwestern edge that I’ve tried thusfar, and it came out very well. Good spices, tasty veggies, and the chickpeas added a nice consistency to the dish. Everybody at the table went back for seconds. I replaced the vegetable oil with extra virgin olive oil.
Chrissy’s Sweet ‘n’ Sour Tomato Salad
Huyen picked out and prepared this one. It’s a great cold salad for summer days. I replaced the vegetable oil with olive oil.
Ayurvedic Smoothie
Not too bad, but didn’t come out quite right. We didn’t have access to almond milk, so we substituted vanilla soy milk. We also nixed the protein powder and put in a pinch of wheat germ. The end result was a little too gritty (thanks to the wheat germ) and the taste was off-center (thanks to the vanilla soy milk substitution). [See also: a brief introduction to Ayurveda.]
5 Responses
Rob
21|Jun|2001 1Well, then it’s not really that it didn’t come out quite right. It’s more that you screwed up the recipe. :P ;)
Huyen
03|Jul|2001 2Ryan says it wasn’t bad- I think it was absolutely awful!!! It was like sipping sawdust and water through a straw. And the aftertaste was worse than some of Ryan’s horror movies! I am not the only one who didn’t like it- I’ll have to get Katherine to second my opinion.
Katherine
03|Jul|2001 3Yes, I definitely second Huyen’s opinion. The smoothies that we made after we rinsed out the blender were MUCH better… nice and fruity and no hint of sawdust. :)
Katherine
03|Jul|2001 4I should, however, wholeheartedly endorse the other two recipes. They were very flavorful and a nice change from the usual fare.
Ryan
05|Jul|2001 5Stop complaining… sawdust has a lot of protein.
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