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elliehen,
Mar 10, 6:49pm
Go to the top of your internet page, click 'Bookmarks' (Firefox) or 'Favourites' (Windows) and then click 'Bookmark this page' or 'Add to Favourites' .
It will be there whenever you want it :)
frances1266,
Mar 20, 3:36pm
bumping for yummy and economical vegetarian recipes
elliehen,
Mar 20, 3:51pm
BAKED CHEESE DISH 1 cup milk 1 cup soft breadcrumbs 1 Tbs butter 1 cup grated cheese 3 eggs, separated 1/2 tsp salt pepper
Bring milk quickly to boil.Remove from heat and add breadcrumbs, butter and cheese.Separate the eggs and beat white and salt together to a stiff foam.Beat yolks and pepper till thick.Mix yolks with ingredients in saucepan and fold in whites gently and thoroughly.
Pour mixture into an ovenware dish.Stand in a roasting dish of water and bake 180*C until centre is firm when pressed30 to 40 mins.
elliehen,
Mar 20, 4:02pm
KUMARA & CITRUS BAKE 1 kg kumara 50 gm butter Rind of 1 lemon Rind of 1 orange 1/4 cup brown sugar 1/2 tsp grated nutmeg 1/2 cup orange juice
Peel or scrub kumara & cut into large chunks of even size.Cook in a little water until tender.Cut into 1cm thick slices.Arrange slices in a large flat greased ovenproof dish.Melt the butter and add the rest of the ingredients and heat until sugar dissolves.Pour evenly over the kumara, coating all slices.
Bake uncovered for 30 minutes 180*C or until tender.Serve immediately.
elliehen,
Mar 26, 11:24pm
Bumping for those who want to save money by trying a few meatless meals :)
no.1kath,
Mar 27, 4:53am
Thanks for 'bumping' this elliehen, I'm not a vegetarian but I'll be trying some of these as its given me heaps of ideas now.Cheers :-)
no.1kath,
Mar 28, 4:53am
Thanks for 'bumping' this elliehen, I'm not a vegetarian but I'll be trying some of these as its given me heaps of ideas now.Cheers :-)
phil.lyn,
Mar 28, 3:52pm
Have just copied and pasted into Word the recipes I think my family would like - bit hard with 3 children's taste buds!We've always been vegetarian and it's nice to have new things to try. Our favouite: 1 tin Casserole Mince 1 mix of cheese sauce 2 sheets puff pastry Mix top 2 together and put in casserole dish on top and under a sheet of puff pastry.Oven 180 - 20 min YUM
phil.lyn,
Mar 28, 3:53pm
Forgot mention Casserole Mince is a tinned Sanitarium product. PaknSav generally has it and Nutmeat and BBQ sausages but New World has the best range of tinned Sanitarium products.
elliehen,
Mar 28, 4:45pm
My children used to enjoy Nutolene (the peanut product), sliced and fried in very thin crispy slices.
frances1266,
Mar 28, 9:18pm
bumping for new vegetarians from the General board.
uli,
Mar 28, 11:23pm
yeah - bump bump - for more lovely recipes like - our favouite: 1 tin of fake Mince 1 mix of cheese sauce 2 sheets puff pastry Mix top 2 together and put in casserole dish on top and under a sheet of puff pastry. Oven 180 - 20 min - YUM
Can hardly wait :)
kay141,
Mar 28, 11:31pm
You couldn't resist, could you? So nasty.
uli,
Mar 28, 11:33pm
While we are waiting here is one of Wolfgang Pucks recipes (he is a chef from Austria - google him if you are keen):
Why can't we have real vegetarian food - you know made from vegetables rather than pre-cooked, canned and fake stuff?
Contrary to popular belief I love vegetarian food - in fact 2/3rds of my daily food comes from vegetables - the rest from animals which are not going to the freezing works (as you suggested in another thread).
So maybe I just need to come in here more often and bring some recipes with me?
Please resist the urge, especially when you come just to sneer.
The Sanitarium recipe you mention is the equivalent of vegetarian fast food for a busy family, with children.You would not understand, as you have said frequently that the only kids you have are kid goats.
Read the thread, carefully, without your lip curled into a sneer, and you will see all the recipes made of real vegetables that many people, including meat-eaters, are making and enjoying.
kay141,
Mar 29, 1:37am
I think she would rather sneer or post expensive recipes which would not fill active children for very long.
elliehen,
Mar 29, 2:11am
You're right, Kay, and the people who post tasty vegetarian recipes in this thread, most of which they have tried and can personally recommend, do not need to be patronised by being told to go and Google uli's friend Herr Wolfgang Puck.
uli,
Mar 29, 2:35am
Fast food - why?
And yes - I have resisted the urge to proliferate - what about you? You are overpopulating the planet - then go and tell "us" we cannot eat meat - which is normal human food since we evolved! Don't you think YOU need to urgently wipe the sneer off YOUR face?
Yes - my kids are in the paddock - and all of them will be eaten one day. They are not going to produce 5 kids - 25 grandkids and god knows how many "grandies" ... I do not believe in the kind of GOD that thinks "he" needs to over populate the planet.
If you think that it is necessary to have "vegetarian fast food for a busy family" - then you are already on the completely wrong direction...
But why discuss it? You and others have their ideas - I have mine - and at the end of the day we will see whose "kids" will inherit the Earth :)
uli,
Mar 29, 2:36am
Meanwhile I can post a couple of fresh healthy vegetarian recipes here - people might even like to cook them.
elliehen,
Mar 29, 3:14am
I wish you would - everybody else does.
It's called "The Easy and Tasty Vegetarian Recipe Thread".RECIPE thread!
Nobody comes into this thread to begin a debate about vegetarian eating or zero population or who will inherit the earth except you...
uli,
Mar 29, 3:18am
ellie - darlinck - I HAVE posted 3 recipes above from the coffers of my beloved chef Wolfgang Puck. Sorry if you do not like him. But his recipes are very nice - just go and try them - stop eating beans and lentils and go for some real food for a change :)
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