vegan quiche
Crust:
flour
Earth Balance (i.e. non-hydrogenated vegan margarine)
ice water
Filling:
spinach
mushrooms
onions
tofu
nutritional yeast
Salt & Pepper
results:
weird but good - exceptionally good the next day with a gigantic salad.
Man, we are all learning to cook. Today I made a curried squash-and-sweet potato soup for dinner - we're going to do coconut-ginger ice cream, maki rolls with avocado, mango and pickled ginger, grilled portobellos with ginger, ginger-carrot soup, and some sort of curry for Iron Chef, Priscilla and Jamie made Walnut Burgers the other day that were the bomb...you kids have no idea how good hippie food can be. Oh, and there was the time Flannery and I made Bibimbab with scallion pancakes, or Kelsey & Emma's breaded, pan-fried tofu, or Selena's coconut-chickpea stew. It's fun.
I have no interest in homework. I have interest in seeing friends and going to the gym ( haven't gone for a week and feeling CRAPPY), figuring out where my mailbox key has gone to, going contra dancing, and cooking...and drinking lots of tea. I've got all sorts of energy for all the wrong things here...
Mike started working in a vegan bakery in the mornings, which is a combination of awesome and frustrating; he gets home from his other job around 11pm and gets up to go to the bakery at 5am, and in between I'm always in class. So it means I see less of him - but it also means he gets to do a job he's genuinely excited about. I have a hope that he'll drop his full-time job and get a job in a restaurant, but that seems far off and stressful, and the money is too good at the full-time job. A person gets really spoiled when they get to see their partner several times a week - I can't begin to imagine a time when going for 3 months without seeing each other was even conceivable.
I realized that less than 4 weeks from now I'll be back at home...and not for long enough. I have literally not spoken with anyone in WA, except for an email to Josh and a couple of calls/emails with Will, since we drove off in August. We're all pretty lazy friends...and totally taken up in our own lives. BTW, who had any idea that 19 was as tumultuous as 14? I feel like I'm having a lot more mood swings than I did last year.
alright, I'm getting distracted now...time to move on.
flour
Earth Balance (i.e. non-hydrogenated vegan margarine)
ice water
Filling:
spinach
mushrooms
onions
tofu
nutritional yeast
Salt & Pepper
results:
weird but good - exceptionally good the next day with a gigantic salad.
Man, we are all learning to cook. Today I made a curried squash-and-sweet potato soup for dinner - we're going to do coconut-ginger ice cream, maki rolls with avocado, mango and pickled ginger, grilled portobellos with ginger, ginger-carrot soup, and some sort of curry for Iron Chef, Priscilla and Jamie made Walnut Burgers the other day that were the bomb...you kids have no idea how good hippie food can be. Oh, and there was the time Flannery and I made Bibimbab with scallion pancakes, or Kelsey & Emma's breaded, pan-fried tofu, or Selena's coconut-chickpea stew. It's fun.
I have no interest in homework. I have interest in seeing friends and going to the gym ( haven't gone for a week and feeling CRAPPY), figuring out where my mailbox key has gone to, going contra dancing, and cooking...and drinking lots of tea. I've got all sorts of energy for all the wrong things here...
Mike started working in a vegan bakery in the mornings, which is a combination of awesome and frustrating; he gets home from his other job around 11pm and gets up to go to the bakery at 5am, and in between I'm always in class. So it means I see less of him - but it also means he gets to do a job he's genuinely excited about. I have a hope that he'll drop his full-time job and get a job in a restaurant, but that seems far off and stressful, and the money is too good at the full-time job. A person gets really spoiled when they get to see their partner several times a week - I can't begin to imagine a time when going for 3 months without seeing each other was even conceivable.
I realized that less than 4 weeks from now I'll be back at home...and not for long enough. I have literally not spoken with anyone in WA, except for an email to Josh and a couple of calls/emails with Will, since we drove off in August. We're all pretty lazy friends...and totally taken up in our own lives. BTW, who had any idea that 19 was as tumultuous as 14? I feel like I'm having a lot more mood swings than I did last year.
alright, I'm getting distracted now...time to move on.
