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oooooh yeah. THAT bad. I tried to get my dog to eat them... but he wouldnt. And hes a former street dog and he quite litterly will eat anything... dirt, rocks, wood, plants, you name it... but nope... not the morning star hot dogs. He backed away and looked at me like 'nooo way. Id rather...

I actually cant eat beef or red meat. Thanks to a lovely little genetic quirk... I don't produce the enzymes necessary to break it down. The result is very unpleasant stomach issues. I have supplements the dr prescribed that I can use.. but they just don't work very well to be honest. I'm also...

Roasted Chick Peas http://www.skinnytaste.com/2008/06/roasted-chickpea-snack-2-pts.html Who else has made/had roasted chick peas? (roasted not fried) I made them a while ago and my husband is a wee bit addicted to them now. He ate so many of them he made himself sick! I finally pointed...

Yeah but using soy in this just wont work very well. Ive tried it! It doesn't work the same way that cream does... and it will end up tasting.. well.. off. If there is another way to do it with something other than soy I'm all for it! I love alfredo... but I wont make it the traditional way...

OOOH! yes yes yes! ;D Mines already posted on my blog that I put the link to above. The secret is Cock Brand curry paste.. its the best and it doesn't have msg ;) I would know...that stuff makes me puffy and shaky! I have to carefully avoid it.

One day a week is better than none! My reconmendation: stay away from fake meat stuff... he will SERIOUSLY have an issue with that stuff. Go for things that are so darn blasted good they really dont NEED the meat. My suggestion (from my seldom used blog) Spicy thai red curry...

Northern Indian dishes tend to be very heavy and full of things like cream and ghee (clarified butter). They also use ALOT of naan (breads) and those are also usually covered in butter. Southern is more vegetable heavy and less cream or ghee with rice being the base and roti (flat bread) being...

INDIAN COOKING! Ok.. here is the thing... I'm a white lady... my hubby... Indian guy. SOOOO... I'm working very hard to learn Indian cooking (specifically SOUTHERN Indian... yes its very diff rent from Northern). We also don't eat much meat. My hubby sometimes does fish... I RARELY do. About...

If you want some help learning how to cook that stuff I can help. ;) I make Thai food at least once a week and it is better than any of the shops around here... Its all in the sauce! ;) Need help?