About Me
Name: be'ershevaboheme6
Location: New Haven, CT, United States
This is my wonderfully foodie haven. Everything you'll see here is Vegetarian and Kosher, and the vast majority is Vegan. I'm obsessed with breakfast, bok choy (go figure) and gloriously humane comfort foods. I may also touch on yoga, judaism, and nature...because these are some of my favorite things.....tra la la. Welcome to my little corner of the world wide web!
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I’ve been watching a lot of Food Network lately, and apparently this is where it gets me….Veggie-versions of Rachael Ray and Chef Anne Burrell recipes. The BLT pasta recipe was actually veggie to begin with, which I find pretty ridiculous, because frankly I would’ve put bacon in it if it was something I ate, and [...]
So this is a post that I promised a friend a while back, and have had trouble getting around to, even though I think it’s a great idea It just seemed to me like it would take so much darn EFFORT. But it’s important, so I’m going to give it my best shot.
Whenever someone is [...]
Vegetarian Planet is a great looking cookbook with a lot of great looking recipes…that’s why I bought it way back when. However, the more recipes I’ve made from it, the more I’ve discovered that on the whole they are bland and unimaginative, and a lot just plain don’t work the way they’re supposed to….case in [...]
The one thing that really sucks about these…before I even get started, is that I made them awhile ago, and don’t remember exactly what I put in them. I remember them being really darn good…and wishing I made twice as many as I did….but I’m just not sure I’ll remember everything I put in them, [...]
Who says a salad can’t be warm and satisfying? Me. All the time…except right now, because this one totally was, and I’d make it on any cold blustery winter night. Or a cold lunchtime…
I started out by roasting half an acorn squash in the oven. Stick a pat of Earth Balance in the middle along [...]
I’ve made a lot of couscous in my time, and eaten a lot too, but ironically the only kind I don’t like is “Israeli” Couscous, and by that I mean the kind with the huge chewy pearls that remind me of a cross between tapioca and millet…not really a plan. Then again, as I see [...]
I’m not generally one for superstitions, but I do like making black-eyed peas on New Years, whether they actually give me good luck or not. This one was a little different, because I tried to compile a recipe of all the things that I’m taking in as cold remedies, along with a couple more that [...]
So I stuck with tradition, and made a hash for breakfast, although it would’ve been darn good for dinner too, and my roommate took the leftovers for lunch. By and large sweet potatoes won’t easily develop that crispy crust on the bottom that normal white potatoes do in a good hash, but if you leave [...]
Apparently in Lebanon, what I know as Israeli salad, is called Fatoosh. The only real difference as far as I can tell, is that there’s Sumac in the dressing instead of zataar. I used both in this, because frankly, when it comes to the spice of life, it’s the more the merrier.
I used a slightly [...]
It’d been awhile since I cracked the pages of Vegan with a Vengeance, so I decided to try a couple of meals I’d missed this week. The first was the chili mole sin carne:
I decided to skip all the cooking instructions for this and instead threw all the ingredients in the crockpot for 5 hours. [...]
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