Tofu. What’s all the fuss?
“The Chinese called the dish dofu (do=curdled; fu=bean), a name as basic as the nutrient it described.” – Night Kitchens Judith Thurman, The New Yorker. August 29, 2005. Tofu Sichuan Noodle Soup
Whether you are vegetarian or looking to follow a more plant-based diet, we have lots of delicious veggie dishes that are meat-free, using your favorite beans, grains, and legumes. Many of these recipes also make great sides to meat dishes, if you’re cooking for a large group. Whatever the reason, we hope you enjoy cooking your vegetables with the Zen of Slow Cooking.
“The Chinese called the dish dofu (do=curdled; fu=bean), a name as basic as the nutrient it described.” – Night Kitchens Judith Thurman, The New Yorker. August 29, 2005. Tofu Sichuan Noodle Soup
We’re seeing out the year with a vegan pot pie packed with all the flavor you could hope for. A medley of root vegetables cooked in miso coconut broth and topped off with a flaky crust.
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“An original food pioneer, Linda McCartney believed in great tasting, honest, meat free food and the shared pleasure that eating well could bring.” – http://lindamccartneyfoods.co.uk/
In the midst of a crazy busy week running between a Conscious Capitalism networking event; an export workshop at The Hatchery, expanding our social initiative to Beacon Place and beyond (more on that in a future post) and, an early morning round table and demonstration for staff …read more
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Black turtle beans were hard to find in England 8 years ago and when I did they were intimidating. Although they looked delicate and pretty, they were dried, hard, black, and shiny so I wasn’t convinced that I could turn them into anything appetizing. My exposure …read more
Inside my fridge lies a myriad of random pots filled with leftovers. The pantry is lined with a legion of sample spices and heirloom beans from suppliers all over the country. My counter is decked with 3 slow cookers and an Instant Pot, and my kitchen is in constant …read more