Salads:
Brussels Sprouts with Clementine Sections and Citrus Poppy Seed Vinaigrette
Autumnal Salad with Miso Dressing
Deconstructed Vegetable Sushi Salad
Spinach Salad with Citrus, Walnut and Date
Main Dishes:
Neapolitan Lasagna
Bolognese
Mushroom Ragu
Whole Wheat Pizza with Lemon Ginger Tofu and Port Soaked Figs
Vegetable Paella with Seitan Sausage
Spinach Tofu and Bean Enchiladas
Beet Barley Risotto with Wilted Beet Greens
Sweet Potato Gnocchi
Curried Ravioli filled with Almond Feta
Soups and Stews:
Moroccan Chickpea With Preserved Lemon
Red Lentil Soup
Miso Soup
Cream of Mushroom Soup with Truffles
Desserts:
Chocolate Mousse with a hint of Espresso – the original (which my husband wanted me to specify)
Banana Soft Serve with Walnut Butter Swirl
Cranberry Orange Granita
Miscellaneous:
Vegan Queso
Steam Baked Seitan Cutlets
Reduced Fat Peanut Butter
Cinnamon Walnut Butter
Almond Feta – No Oil
Super Flavorful No Fat Added Hummus
Panelle and Polenta Toast
Sun Dried Tomato Pesto with Golden Raisins
Silken Tofu and Tahini Sauce – No Oil
Walnut and Mushroom Gravy
I hope you enjoyed the recap of some of our favorites dishes. Dan is starting to feel better so cooking will return to my house tomorrow. Tonight he had lasagna for dinner, per his request. I was happy that he felt good enough for something that didn’t go through the Vitamix.
It is time for me to kick back and relax before bed. I hope you are all having a good Tuesday. Talk to you tomorrow.
Thanks for the reminder of all the recipes that I need to make...I can simply eat that lasagne with my eyes and, the enchiladas too...and the gnocchi, and the ravioli...oh well, you get the idea...this post should be my "To Do" list. :)
ReplyDeleteRose,
ReplyDeleteThanks, you are too kind! I am glad you liked this post. Dan loves the lasagna too. I think he could eat it every week. The curried ravioli is probably
talk to you soon,
Alicia
that should have been...
ReplyDeleteThe curried ravioli is probably my favorite. LOL. I need to keep my fingers off the keyboard when I am talking.
Ali
good times good times:) the only thing that i didnt remember at ALL was the gnocci, they look out of this world. oh and im with Rose, lots of that stuff needs o be made here in the whitney house.
ReplyDeletem
Thank you so much for this post- It's super to have all your favourites together. Everything looks delicious. Top of my list are the sundried tomato pesto, almond feta and vegan queso, oh and the autumnal arugula, apple, cranberry salad... Oh and those sweet potato gnocchi sound amazingly simple...Too much to try and not enough meals in the day! Emma
ReplyDeleteSo many terrific looking dishes you have created! I do need to try many of them. Which to choose from first, though, I do not know . . .
ReplyDeleteMichelle,
ReplyDeleteI am shocked you remember them all except the gnocchi. You have a good memory. Thanks for the compliment. :-)
Alicia
Emma,
ReplyDeleteYou like the same things as my hubby. The sun dried tomato pesto is close to the top of his list too. He likes foods that are a flavor rush. ;-) Thanks for the compliment. :-)
Alicia
Gorgeous! And delicious, too, no doubt. The beet/greens dish is perhaps the most beautiful photo. :-)
ReplyDeleteMelissa,
ReplyDeleteMy personal favorite is the curried ravioli followed closely by the mushroom ragu and paella. It was much harder for me to pick a favorite. My hubby went straight for the lasagna. The first time I made it you told me he wouldn't miss dairy lasagna any more. I think the raw cashews and flour in the ricotta take that over the top. Thank you for the compliment. :-)
Alicia
Cindy,
ReplyDeleteI agree with you the beet risotto took the best photo. I had great light for that one since it was a lunch dish. Sometimes I think I should make everything for lunch so I can shoot it mid day. ;-) Thanks for the compliment. :-)
Alicia
I love this post b/c it puts together a nice list of Must Try recipes. The top ones that stand out for me are the gnocchi, ravioli, enchiladas and the banana soft serve.
ReplyDeleteHeather,
ReplyDeleteThanks! I am glad you like this post. I don't think you can go wrong with the ravioili, but I am a bit biased. The banana soft serve with nut butter swirl is also good. Dan's favorite dessert is the chocolate mousse hands down. But I know you are like me when it comes to chocolate.
talk to you later,
Alicia
Everything you make always looks amazing Alicia. I really should know better than to read your blog before I eat breakfast, lol!
ReplyDeleteJanet,
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice thing to say. Thank you so much! :-)
Alicia
Great round up!! It was fun to look at, and the fact that I remembered most of these shows that your favorites are also the most memorable (makes sense!). I knew there would be something with those truffles in there, and obviously that queso dip had to make an appearance. Sooo good! So many things from this list that I want to try, so I'll bookmark so I can find it in a snap later.
ReplyDeleteI thought you might be interested to know about a new feature on blogger. Well it might not be new, but I just discovered it. Under the posting tab choose edit pages, and you can "add new pages". These are stand alone pages that you would create links to somewhere in your main layout. I'm going to create one as a recipe index broken down by category, and possibly another one as an about me page. I could see this being very helpful on your page, because you could have one that links to all your pages that are health article related and you could also do a recipe index, but that would be quite a project! Anyway, seeing this particular post reminded me of that, because just like doing a post like this, having stand alone pages can be a great way to point people to your archives. Something to explore on a rainy day perhaps :)
Sarah,
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed this. We must have the same taste in food. There were a few things I thought maybe I should have added but the list was getting so long I decided to stop.
Great idea about the page with a recipe index. I think that would take me weeks and weeks to finish. I may try it sometime if I feel inspired.
I thought the same thing about the health articles. I was also thinking of making posts on different foods with their benefits. As you can see I have more ideas than time. LOL. Sometimes I tend to bite off too much. ;-)
Thanks for the compliment and suggestion. I really appreciate them. :-)
Alicia
Oh my goodness...so many reminders of so many recipes I have been wanting to try, lol! I have to get cooking! That mushroom ragout is seriously calling my name... :-)
ReplyDeleteCourtney
Courtney,
ReplyDeleteThanks! Glad you liked the list. :-)
Dan said to tell you good choice on the mushroom ragu. That is definitely in his top 3 of all time. ;-) He even used to request it when we were omni if that tells you how much he likes it.
Alicia
Ah, thanks for doing this! Since you post so many recipes, it's a great way to prioritize! Beautiful photos, too!
ReplyDeleteJenn,
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it. Thanks for suggesting it. Many people seem to be enjoying the post. ;-)
thanks again,
Alicia
This is my favorite post so far!
ReplyDeleteI loved the recap!
Especially the cheese dip!
YUM
Brandi,
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed this post. The cheese dip is a favorite here. Dan likes to take it work every chance he gets. One of the omni guys liked it so much he went home and made it. Shocking right? That made my day. I hope you try the cheese dip. It is useful in many ways. I also use it to make "mac and cheese".
talk to you later,
Alicia