Saturday, March 3, 2012
I'm eating with my non-vegan extended family tomorrow and I need a good recipe. I'll have time to make something in the morning, but not something too extravagant. The more common the ingredients the better. Please people, keep the tofu to a minimum. No broccoli, peppers, cucumbers, or celery please. I doubt that anyone would use these for Easter, but I don't have cardamom or coriander. And don't center the recipe around cheese, as I have yet to find a vegan cheese that I like. Thanks!|||My stepmother-in-law is vegan and she makes a dish with Quinoa, avacado, tomatoes, palm hearts, spices and some oil.
It is really good.
Sorry I don't have a full on recipe for you. You could substitute the quinoa for another grain if you like.|||Russ Parsons, who is a food writer for the Los Angeles Times just did an article on making a meal of asparagus. He likes the big fat spears, that can be roasted or steamed and drizzled with some good extra virgin olive oil, a little coarse salt and a squeeze of lemon.
http://www.latimes.com/features/food/|||I'll give you some ideas and you can look up recipes for any that interest you:
Bean salads like cannelloni beans with onion, olive oil and red wine vinegar, mexican bean salad, chickpea salad, 3 bean salad
raw vegetable and pita chip platter with hummus dip
a baby spinach and strawberry salad
hot or cold grain dish with rice or barley or bulgar--maybe use some lovely swiss chard
Sweet potatoes baked with fresh orange juice, vegan spread, agave nectar and pecans
grilled leeks or fennel with a balsamic vinegar reduction
Spinach sauteed with raisins and pine nuts
asparagus-- grilled bundles or orange or lemon glazed or sauteed with garlic
gingered carrot coins
so many wonderful options!
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