Wednesday, May 31, 2006
Tofu Primavera
Last night, my air conditioning was on the fritz and the temp outside was a balmy 96 degrees. My friend Ally invited us over for dinner--she was making a shrimp pasta dish, so I said I'd whip up a tofu sauce... I cubed tofu, and sautéed in olive oil, until it started to brown, then I added mushrooms and some herbs to season. I tossed in a handful of flower, and let the flour brown a little, and then de-glazed with soy milk to make a béchamel sauce. I added frozen peas, cracked pepper, a little salt and a generous squeeze of lemon juice. It was a great topping for the pasta--we served steamed asparagus on the side. I don't have a picture because I was at the neighbors, but even though I thought I had made a lot, it was devoured by the omnivores in the house.
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Just found your blog by browsing for local veggies...thanks for the recipes and for taking the time to share your talents. I will be trying some and will report back, please keep posting!
(I replied to you on my blog, but this is probably the proper method of responding...)
Here is what I found while researching (plus the links on my post):
www.noapascualama.org
www.fotolog.com/nopascualama
noapascualama.blogspot.com
accionantipascualama@yahoo.es
These efforts seem to be based in the area, but I will keep searching for international/global efforts.
Thanks for visiting my blog. I am eager to read about what is cooking next on your end!
Hello again. Have you ever visited Sticky Fingers in Adams Morgan? Great vegan baked goods and I highly recommend sticky buns and a cup o' joe! Any more vegan baking recipes or advice?
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