April Cooking By Color – Red Tofu scramble is probably one of my favorite foods. It’s so easy to whip up and so versatile in the way you change up the spices and the veggies inside. When I moved back home to cook for my dad, one of the first things I made for him…
April Cooking By Color – Red When Sadie volunteered to do a guest post I was pretty excited. I first met her and her partner in Thailand when they were filming their Intrepid Herbivores pilot. Being a world traveler I knew she would have something unique and exotic for us to try and she does!…
April Cooking By Color – Red Hey blissies! You asked to know what I usually eat day to day and I told ya! Be sure to leave a comment to tell me how you eat and give me ideas for quick meals. I’m getting sick of salads and tacos everyday lol! I’m happy to announce…
March Cooking By Color – Orange I’m kind of in love with kabocha squash. I first learned about this hard-skinned squash in culinary school. Since macrobiotics is heavily influenced by Japanese foods we cooked kabocha in a number of different ways. Fried, steamed, pureed in soups, made into desserts, you name it. It’s naturally sweet…
March Cooking By Color – Orange Howdy folks! Happy Meatless Monday to ya! Did you have a good weekend? If you usually read my blog through Google Reader you will need to switch Readers because that one died. I don’t want you to miss any delicious recipes so check out Feedly. You can also subscribe…
March Cooking By Color – Orange Polenta is one of those grains that gets shoved in the back of the pantry and forgotten. Then when I decide to make it I remember how much I love it and will eat it for days on end. That is what happened with this dish. I guess it…