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    Chipotle Seitan “Sausages”

    ByChris Perrin September 30, 2008

    This is my entry for the iBuyBarbecues grill contest.  This recipe makes “faux” hot dogs from seitan, a dough made of wheat gluten. Chipotle Seitan Sausages     1 1/2 cups vital wheat gluten     1/4 cup nutritional yeast     2 tablespoons chipotle powder     1 tablespoon kosher salt     1 tablespoon garlic powder     1/2…

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    Cauliflower Manchurian

    ByChris Perrin September 29, 2008

    It was a chance encounter that first led me to Masalas, an authentic Indian restaurant near my local Whole Foods. I had no idea that a simple grocery run would, in the end, leave me literally so full I could not have had another bite. The building that Masalas currently occupies used to be a…

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    How to Make Tofu That Doesn’t Suck Part 2

    ByChris Perrin September 27, 2008

    Okay, quick recap: In Part 0, we learned how to prepare tofu via pressing and that silken tofu is largely the suck unless its the shake or the cake. In Part 1, we learned how to bake tofu to give it a firm outer texture and a moist inner texture that will keep your mouth…

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    Omnivore’s 100

    ByChris Perrin September 27, 2008

    Don’t worry, Part 2 of How to Make Tofu That Doesn’t Suck is coming, but I didn’t realize I had never posted my Omnivore’s 100: 1. Venison 2. Nettle tea 3. Huevos rancheros 4. Steak tartare 5. Crocodile 6. Black pudding 7. Cheese fondue 8. Carp 9. Borscht 10. Baba ghanoush 11. Calamari 12. Pho…

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    How to Make Tofu That Doesn’t Suck Part 1

    ByChris Perrin September 26, 2008

    If you haven’t read it yet, Part 0 of the series on how to make tofu that doesn’t suck covers some important lessons in preventing sucky tofu.  Espeically the part on pressing. If you have read Part 0, fantastic!  Let’s move on to the next step: baking it.  In Part 2, we will cover frying…

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    How to Make Tofu That Doesn’t Suck Part 0

    ByChris Perrin September 25, 2008

    This series is now complete.  If you want to read the other posts, you can find them here: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Yes, you heard me right.  Vegan that I am, I can admit it.  Sometimes, tofu sucks, especially if you are not used to eating it.  And there’s…

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    Waiting on the Plane

    ByChris Perrin September 23, 2008

    Waiting on a plane in Denver airport.  Had an interesting couple of days eating. Among the lowlights: vegan veggie sandwich from Marigolds (would have been great if I wasn’t vegan.)  Louie’s… nice delivery person, bad food. The highlight: Trinity Brewing Company so selected because they have VEGAN BUFFALO WINGS.  So I had to go.  Normally,…

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    Friends and Googles

    ByChris Perrin September 22, 2008

    First, of all, I wanted to give credit where credit is due.  My friend Daniel posted this recipe for Pasta with Rosemary Cream Sauce complete with step-by-step pictures.  I think his recipe looks absolutely fantastic and his blog style puts mine to shame. I wanted to blog about his recipe earlier, but I had one…

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    Breakfast Around the World

    ByChris Perrin September 19, 2008

    I’ve been dealing with an extreme bout of total unmotivation this week so I opted out of thought for this post. Instead, I posed the question to my Twitter buddies what they were interested in knowing about food. DazzlinDonna responded with the idea to look at what cultures around the world do for breakfast. I…

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    Making Tamarind Paste

    ByChris Perrin September 18, 2008

    Unbeknownst to me, the tamarind is an somewhat popular ingredient in southern Indian cooking. My love affair with tamarind began the first time someone told me what was in phad thai sauce (which includes tamarind paste, fish sauce, sugar, garlic, and chilis.)  Upon hearing this, I just knew that I would always love tamarind because,…

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