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I get overwhelmed sometimes. Not in a debilitating way, just in a mind-racing, go read 20 books and a jillion web pages on the subject-kind of way. If my curiosity is piqued, out of boredom or fear or whatever, I’m a slave to information, detail and know-how. All consuming. I have to know more and get to the bottom of it.
The summer kick-off weekend is here Darling. Let the picnics and grilling begin. June is nigh.

Gluten-Free Recipes | Gluten-Free Goddess

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Tuesday morning after the swarm of locusts that is the four year old and the one year old descended on my kitchen devouring everything in sight - bowls of oatmeal, baskets of strawberries, dozens of tangerines, loaves of cinnamon toast - I paused for a moment to heat up the three bites of leftover pasta from the night before - the pasta that itself had been composed of refrigerator detritus leftover from quality food prepared for my children. There was some cold penne that they had been snacking on, and a quarter cup of tomato sauce, and some sundried tomato pesto from the farmers market, a few slices of smoky eggplant that I cut in slivers, a handful of spinach for good measure and some dried chili to mark it as grown-up dinner. Paul and I pushed the books and whatnot off half of the dining table and had a tired dinner date at the end of the day.

Food for Grown-ups - Your Vegan Mom

http://www.yourveganmom.com/your_vegan_mom/2011/04/food-for-grown-ups.html
Think making your own vegan cheese must be time-consuming and require a restaurant kitchen’s worth of special tools and ingredients? Nothing could be further from the truth. As the recipes on the following pages show, it’s easy to create lusciously creamy, ultraflavorful slices and spreads—from a Cheddar to wow take-along lunchers to a pepper-crusted goat cheese log to satisfy peckish partygoers. 1. http://www.vegetariantimes.com/article/say-cheese-2/

Say Cheese!

Vegan Mozzarella Cheese Recipe - Food.com - 72527

I made this for use in lasagna this evening. It cooked up really nicely. I liked the consistency, but I thought the flavor was not well-balanced at all. I found it too garlick-y, and too nutty. It overpowered my lasagna, and I had a hard time finishing it. http://www.food.com/recipe/vegan-mozzarella-cheese-72527