Sunday, 9 August 2020

Vegan Eats from The Superfun Times

I made these recipes from  The Superfun Times: Vegan Holiday cookbook a few of months back, way before the global pandemic and for some reason, did not get round to sharing them.
So thought, I would do so today as I made these Chickee Style Seitan pieces again.
I really liked the seitan, but D was not happy with the way i had sliced them, making them look more like sausages than chick'n wings.  Fortunately for him, i have some more to cook with.  
Regardless of his grumbles, these were good.  
Irish Stout Stew with Potato Biscuits, I made this only because i liked the potato biscuit topping (not shown) rather than the stew itself.
Cauliflower Tikka Masala Bake based on British Tikka Masala.
Cauliflower Tikka Masala Bake was a good vegan take and enjoyable to eat.
Buffalo Cauliflower was delicious and one that I will be making again - for sure!
I am sharing this blog post with Weekend Cooking usually hosted by Beth Fish Reads, but this month is hosted by The Intrepid Reader, as I have cooked a number of recipes from The Superfun Times Cookbook by Isa Chandra Moskowitz. 
Please see other recipes cooked from the book:

9 comments:

  1. I love the idea of Buffalo Cauliflower. I need to try that one. I haven't tried Seitan but I want to pick some up next time I shop.

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    1. HI Tina, if your veggie i'd recommend seitan, if not then perhaps not - i haven't come across many people who eat meat like it. Do make the buffalo cauliflower though

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  2. OMG this seitan is sooo tempting! And what about this tikka masala!!!
    You are right; biscuits are so yummy over a stew!
    Back to work?

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    1. Thanks to Ephee. Yes, back to work this week.
      :( i'm tired - really and the hot weather here is not helping as lack of sleep from the heat.

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    2. Heat waves are exhausting! Our entire summer is under heavy hot waves here ;-( Waiting for fall ;-)

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  3. The Cauliflower Tikka Masala sounds so delicious!

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  4. That looks really good - I think this was the book I borrowed from a friend and never cooked from because just too busy. The irish stew sounds lovely and I like the sound of the tikka masala cauliflower bake.

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    1. Thanks Johanna. I think its my most used cookbook this year. I've got many more bookmarked.

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