Happy Valentine's Day! I started of this day of love by making heart-shaped tofu. There's no telling what sweet treats I'll devour for the rest of the day, so I wanted to begin the day on a healthy note.
Heart-Shaped Tofu
1 block, medium-firm tofu
1 tbsp olive oil
2 tbsp Braggs
Directions: Drain the tofu and pat with a paper towel or clean dish cloth to absorb excess water. Slice block of into 4 slabs and use a knife to cut out the heart shape (you could use a cookie cutter if you have one). Heat frying pan to medium-high and add olive oil. Using a spatula, transfer the shapes into frying pan. Sautee 2-3 minutes on each side, using a splash of Braggs after each turn.
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Sunday, February 7, 2010
Vegan Cupcakes take over a 2 year old's b-day party!
I usually bake a vegan cupcake for her to take to the party, and a lunch too, depending on what's being served. Asking the host/esswhat will be on the menu in advance is always the best way to plan ahead. In fact, at one party I took gordita too, one of the other kids wanted to eat the lunch I had made gordita instead of the pizza that was ordered.
To celebrate my little one's 2nd birthday last week, I made the Golden Vanilla cupcakes and the Basic Chocolate cupcakes from VCTOTW and they were all gobbled up by children and adults. And why not? They are so delicious. I liked the chocolate ones better, but then again, I like anything chocolate - I'm a chocoholic.
I also had made a batch for gordita's daycare group and the children and staff there loved them too. If you don't already have this cookbook, you should run out and buy it. Or stay where you are and order it from Amazon.
Cheers to Vegan Cupcakes, they really do rule the world!!
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