Red Curry Lentils. Curried Veggie Burgers. Homemade veggie burgers are just… the best.
Think: lightly spiced lentil-chickpea-carrot-brown-rice-cashew-curried patties, soft and textured with a lightly browned outside, brushed with olive oil and smothered in fresh, juicy mango and a handful of good ol’ cilantro. As much as I dislike the word “patties”, there is no denying. That right there is what’s up. L-O-V-E. A few months ago I got a really heartfelt email from one of my readers. This particular email-er so much mentioned that she had a great veggie burger recipe for me. Better late than never, friends. This is called re-falling in love with veggie burgers. Ways I have been enjoying them: Raw. . #5-14 are just dreams that have yet to come true. A huge thank you to awesome Amber for inspiring this recipe, and to all of you kind and caring readers who take the time to be my friend via email.
And I like it when we all make veggie burgers. Curried Veggie Burgers Author: Pinch of Yum Serves: 14 Ingredients Instructions Notes. Loaded Veggie Quinoa Sliders. If you spend much time poking around in the food blog world, you may come away thinking that January is National Quinoa Month.
I've noticed that, in particular, there are a lot of veggie quinoa pattie recipes popping up. Great idea, I thought. What I tried to take away from all of these recipes was some sort of loaded veggie quinoa burger that was hearty, kid friendly and super tasty. Most of all, I wanted a healthy veggie burger. If you've ever looked at the ingredient list on frozen veggie burgers, you've probably wondered if they were the product of a university science class.
Like a lot of my recipes, especially the ones I scrap together on the weekends, there's a heavy influence from what is in our refrigerator that's hitting the use-by wall. Making the Sliders For the vegetable mixture, I was pulling together leftovers to get about 1 cup of vegetables. These have some serious next day appeal too as the garlic really popped when I had them as a snack.
Click to Print Ingredients. Homemade Soy Milk or How To Make Soy Milk. I’ve never been a fan of cow milk.
The smell makes me gag and never in my life have I ever been able to drink a glass of plain cow milk. Even so we do buy organic whole fat milk for our morning coffee, English style tea, and for cooking and baking purposes. Now and then I like to take a break from regular milk and replace it with non-dairy alternatives. Typically I would run to the health food store and buy whatever option they happen to have or one I was craving that week. While the prices tend to be a tad higher than standard milk I always felt it was worth the extra cost. A few years ago it finally dawned on me that I could easily make my own soy and almond milks at home. The only drawback about making non-dairy milks is that they are not fortified with vitamins and minerals like some of the commercial brands.
Homemade Soy Milk or How To Make Soy Milk Author: SpicieFoodie.com & Nancy Lopez-McHugh Recipe type: Drink, Soy, Non-Dairy, Vegetarian,Vegan, Drink Cuisine: Asian, International. 3 Day Juice Cleanse Starts Tomorrow! I was an emotional wreck the days leading up to my trip to New York City.
I’ve never been able to handle the unknown very well, and a trip to The Big Apple was no exception to this. Nervousness and anxiety do a number on my digestion each and every time. Blah. That, coupled with the restaurant going, late nights and disruptions to my schedule have me feeling heavy, tired and unbalanced. My body is begging me for a weekend of juicing, smoothies, stretching, and loads of lemon water. This series wont cost you anything, but it’s not free. The Basics: Get the Shopping ListUnlimited veggie juice1 fruit/veggie combo juice per day1 fruit-based smoothie per dayUnlimited water with fresh lemon juiceProbioticsLots of sleep! Answers to your questions: I don’t have a juicer, can I still join? For those wondering, I use an Omega 8006 Nutrition Center Commercial Masticating Juicer. Support: Commit to cleansing with us by leaving a comment below.
Share the love, earn karma points: