I've been thinking of buying that book. Honestly, I need to buy a few cookbooks. I haven't bought any in a while and I'm sure there are loads of good ones coming out.
Tonight we had loaded baked potatoes. Mine had nooch-based cheese sauce, sautéed onions and pepppers, sautéed mushrooms, black beans, fresh green pepper, tomato, green onion, olives, and broccoli. It was so good. :heart_eyes:
Hashbrowns cooked in a bit of avocado oil with a bit of spinach and green onion, served with a side of Hatch chili salsa. Also, carrots and tomatoes with hummus.
I've staged a coup and am monopolizing my husband's Nintendo Switch in the evenings in order to play Animal Crossing: New Horizons. It's the only time of day I actually feel calm, if I'm being honest.
We're not on lockdown where I am, but my family has been following very strict social distancing, only going out for walks and going to the grocery store once a week. My kids are getting a bit stir-crazy as this is week 2 of the schools being closed. My husband and I both work in the tech...
I'd never watched Edgy Veg before, but because of your post I went and looked her up and binge-watched like 10 of her videos in a row, haha. Thanks for the accidental recommendation!
This is great advice. My husband is not vegan, but is very supportive. He's happy to eat vegan meals, and he is always looking out for me and supportive of my lifestyle. Likewise, I don't hassle him about being pre-vegan (...I have hope...) and am generally respectful and kind. I think...
Honeycrisp apples, Minneola tangelos, bananas, limes, strawberries, grapes, raspberries, pineapple, and cantaloupe, currently. Seems like a lot now, but my family will have it eaten within the week (I have a bunch of teenagers o_O ).
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