Archive for December, 2007

Bean Curd Recipe Roundup: Tofu Recipes

As much as I wish (don't we all!) I had enough time to work in the kitchen and produce a new recipe each day to share, the whole work and earn money thing sort of gets in the way. But there are so many great recipes I come across on a daily basis, some of which I've tried and others which are on my to-do (to-eat) list. Lately, since ...

Vodka and Custard Apple Home Made Ice Cream Recipe

This ice cream machine recipe is perfect for anyone with a ridiculously cold freezer, the kind that freezes your cream into a solid block that even the deadliest ice pick couldn't touch. Why did I choose custard apple? Because a few years ago I had custard apple ice cream in Vietnam, and it's one of my ...

For the Love of Kale Stem: Cats Who Enjoy Their Greens

The things my cats eat! Dillan enjoying a cavolo nero stem: You wouldn't think a cat would enjoy this sort of thing, but I often find my two gnawing on random vegetables I've dropped on the floor or which are sticking out of the side of the bin. They both get pretty territorial over kale stems in particular!

Tuscan Kale, Black Kale, Black Cabbage, Cavolo Nero!

I hate winter. I really, really, really hate winter. I hate that it doesn't get light until 7:30 and it's dark around 16:00. I hate that it's not even a real winter, with real snow and real winter coats for sale (everything's a fashion item here, at least for women, unless you want to pay a couple hundred pounds). I hate that everyone stresses ...

My new Soyquick and apologies for no updates

After a lengthy holiday in Southeast Asia, I'm back and ready to cook (well technically ready to sleep, but I'll get around to both at some point). Sorry for the lack up updates being lazy and not updating while I was adventuring away. The easiest country in which to be Vegetarian in Southeast Asia is easily, for me, Vietnam. A lot of ...