Monthly Archives: May 2007

Asparagus Portobello Lasagna

On my quest to veganization, I’ve discovered that one of the most common and easiest meals to make that satisfies the herbivores and non a like, is pasta. Here’s the thing though, you can only make spaghetti so many times and pasta just goes so well with cheese. Making satiating pasta to please vegan company...

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Confessions of a Disaster

Boy am I a stubborn person. A good quality at times, admittedly this may be one of them. In my never ending attempts to create all things vegan, I was rightfully intrigued by Seven Spoons’ post with a call for entry to Sugar High Friday. Entry #31 is entitled “Neutral Territory: Tasting the Many Shades...

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Victoria Day

For about 150 years, Canadians have been celebrating Queen Victoria’s birthday on the Monday on or before May 24th with a statutory Monday holiday. So, we’re occasionally quite thankful we are still held by a monarchy. Commonly referred to as “May-Two-Four”, most celebrations are spent starting gardens, camping, opening cottages, getting stuck in traffic and...

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Organic Box Mystery

Flickr photo by Genista One of the most wonderful things about receiving an organic delivery of food once a week is the surprise. Food is chosen by locality and freshness of the season so the contents are sure to vary. There have been quite a few things that I would have normally walked right by...

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Guacamole

With the thought of guests and summer on its way, guacamole is a classic. I’ve seen about a million different variations of the recipe, the traditional Mexican Guacamole only has a few ingredients, the obvious being avocado, then onion, chilies, fresh tomatoes and salt. I’ve heard some controversy over the tomato. I am of the...

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