And the eating is fresh!
I don't yet have the KitchenAid pasta-making attachments, but I nonetheless bought a package of Olivieri fettucine tonight and opted for fresh with this recipe for Summer Splendor Pasta.
The only variations I went for were as follows:
- Pan fried the zucchini with a little oil instead of boiling it.
- Cooked the sauce with a little oil instead of using water.
- Skipped the wine (none in the house, booo).
- Added a sprinkle of oregano.
- Added a teaspoon or so of sugar.
Next up, I made bunnyrock's homemade peanut butter. I added about a quarter cup of agave syrup to this, as I'm still getting used to sweet-free nut butters. And I don't know if my blender is just giving me crap or what, but I'm having a tough time getting it to a texture similar to hers in this picture. Why? It's a GE! Don't fail me now, Jack Welch/Jack Donaghy! (Either way, I used pumpkin pie spice - cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, allspice, and cloves - and it tastes damn delicious.)
I will be giving the raw vegan brownies from 28 Cooks a shot once I figure out if my blender can handle them.
2 comments:
Wait, you're using a blender? That's not going to work. It's not really meant for heavy chopping - food processor all that way for jobs like this.
Oopsie, no, I'm using a processor. I get the names mixed up sometimes. Hah.
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