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Tonight we're having cheese tortellini with creamy pesto sauce.

What are you having?

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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Home made kale chips, cheese tacos (with chicken fur husband and kids), and maple syrup drizzled sweet turnip fries for desert.

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I'm having a salad...because the kids are going to friends! Sweet liberty for 24 hours!

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It's Friday so my husband is going out with his officemates. He wants me to join them but I decided to stay at home this time to have combo shrimp-lamb-chicken biryani with chana masala on the side.

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Albanian beans and home baked bread

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Peguin are you guys mostly vegetarian?

I am vegetarian, my husband is decidedly not :) The kids are not, but are happy with either type of food. They eat a lot of veggie stuff because I am mostly the cook in the house.

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I am vegetarian, my husband is decidedly not smile.png The kids are not, but are happy with either type of food. They eat a lot of veggie stuff because I am mostly the cook in the house.

so are you vegetarian or vegan?

I knew someone who was mostly a raw foodist vegan. She made a homemade lasagna with eggplant instead of noodles that was really good (as long as you didn't learn about how she made the "cheese" LOL)

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Vegetarian. I love my cheese too much to give it up :)

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Vegetarian. I love my cheese too much to give it up smile.png

Good because the other cheese takes 3 days to make and you don't want to know the process. LOL But the dehydrated eggplant instead of noodles was kinda tasty.

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Yes, I have made egg plant or algae lasagna before, quite nice. Also using polenta instead of pizza dough for a pizza base is highly recommended!

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dinner? last night? i made rutabaga-cabbage stuff, was verra nice.

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