I love cooking shows and I found a new one (at least new to me) called Sandwich King with Jeff Mauro on the Food Network. He was making all sorts of non-vegan food but he made one dish that looked amazing called Sweet Patater Hash. I made it for breakfast this morning and we loved it. This will be made again and again.
Monday, November 18, 2013
Coconut Soup...
I was standing in line at our local grocery store and saw a Better Homes & Gardens Soups & Stews magazine (see recipe below). I was sucked in and purchased it. Inside I found several soups that I want to "veganize". Here is the first one...
Shrimp and Coconut Soup
The only changes I made to the original recipe was to substitute chicken broth with vegetable broth and to omit the shrimp and green onions on mine, however, you can see a photo of one with shrimp below for my family. It was a very thin soup so next time I will add some corn starch to thicken it up. I had nice flavors. I would rate it okay, not great.
If you want to add shrimp for your non-vegan eaters, I used the remaining can of coconut milk and a dash of curry powder in a separate pot and boiled them for three minutes, I was told the shrimp was perfectly cooked, I'll have to take there word.
Quinoa & Steel Cut Oatmeal...
I just had to share something yummy I found last week. I have blogged about Trader Joe's Steel Cut Oatmeal (yummy) in the past but I just found Trader Joe's Quinoa & Steel Cut Oatmeal. If you haven't already given it a try you should. It is a great way to start the day.
Creamy Sweet Potato Soup Veganized...
Last week I found a recipe in Cooking Light Magazine for Creamy Sweet Potato Soup (see above) and decided to "veganize" it.
Here is my recipe:
Creamy
Sweet Potato Soup
· 3 pounds
sweet potatoes (about 3 large – red skinned), peeled & cubed
· 1 small
sweet yellow onion, chopped
· 1 dash
ground cumin
· ¼ tsp
crushed red pepper
· 4 cups
& 2 Tbsp vegetable broth, divided
· ¼ tsp salt
· Tofutti
better than sour cream (for topping)
Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Add the peeled and small cubes of sweet
potato to the boiling water. Boil until
potatoes are soft when stabbed with a fork.
While potatoes are cooking, heat a sauté pan add 2 Tbsp vegetable
broth and chopped onion. Cook on low heat until transparent, stirring often so
they do not brown. If they start to
brown or stick to pan add a little more vegetable broth.
Once onions are transparent add cumin (a little goes a long way
with cumin) and crushed red pepper, cook for a minute or two longer stirring
often.
Drain potatoes and set aside.
In a blender add cold or room temperature vegetable broth and
onion mixture, blend until smooth. Pour
¾ of smooth mixture into your empty large pot you cooked sweet potatoes
in. Add ¾ of the drained sweet potatoes
to remaining smooth mixture and blend until smooth. Pour into large pot and add remaining cooked
sweet potato chunks. Add salt to
mixture. Bring to a boil over medium
heat, stirring often.
Ladle into bowls, add a scoop of Tofutti and a dash of crushed
red pepper and serve.
Recipe by The Vegan Paige
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