A definite thumbs up for “Tofu in Simmered Leeks and Tomatoes” from Vegetariana. I served it over organic whole wheat spaghetti and the result was a bright tasting dish seemingly made for autumn nights.
I just finished baking some almost-just-about-vegan brownies from Vegan Vittles (the first recipe I’ve tried since I got the book several weeks ago). It looks good, smells good, and tastes pretty darn fine, too. Nice and rich and only a tad dry.
Oh, why is it “almost-just-about” vegan? Because I used regular white sugar rather than unbleached cane sugar or organic sugar. Regular white sugar may or may not be run through animal bone char during processing.
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2 Responses
Katherine
29|Oct|2001 1What is the purpose of running sugar through animal bones? That sounds downright disgusting.
Ryan
29|Oct|2001 2I was a tad incorrect in that statement. What I should have said is that some refined sugar has been refined with charcoal made from animal bones. Here’s an interesting take on it: http://www.veganmeat.com/disclaimer.html
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