because some day you're gonna get hungry

these are all vegan recipes. because veganism is so natural to me i don't always state the vegan versions of anything. in other words; when i say "butter" i mean earth balance or vegan margarine. when i say "mayo" i mean "vegenaise". and so on.

i started this journal because i feel that i always excuse myself when i post recipes in communities. i'm sorry that my recipes aren't advanced, that my pics are blurry, that my directions are vague. well, i'm not doing that anymore. this is my journal, and i'm not gonna excuse anything in it. so there.

below are all the recipes i have on here listed in alphabetic order:

main dishes:
baked tofu nuggets
basil and walnut rice
buddhist's delight
"chicken" noodle soup
chili and cornbread
homemade seitan
smart dog stroganoff
spicy ginger jasmine rice
springrolls with peanutbutter sauce
vegetable lentil soup

cookies and snacks:
chocolate peanutbutter fudge
hummus and cinnamon carrots
peanut butter cups

other:
freezing and thawing tofu


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1/7/2005
chocolate peanutbutter fudge

i found this recipe somewhere at livejournal. i'm sad to say that i don't remember where, so i have noone to credit. either way, this is awesome. perfect for chocolate cravings. (i don't have those alot, but when i do... oh man.) and by the way, most semi-sweet dark chocolate chips seem to be vegan, but check the ingredients before you buy. i've been told that tropical source makes the best vegan ones, they're supposedly fair trade and all that good stuff, but i'm poor, so i'm not that picky.

ingredients:
3 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips
1/2 cup soy milk
3/4 cup peanutbutter (natural is better, but not necessary)
1/4 cup almonds, sliced or slivered
1/4 cup dates, chopped

directions:
mix chocolate chips, soy milk and peanutbutter in a pot. heat slowly on the stove while stirring. be careful not to burn the mix.

as soon as it's melted and well combined, add remaining ingredients and stir well. pour into a 9 x 13 pan lined with aluminum foil or plastic wrap. the original recipe calls for coconut shreds to sprinkle on top, but i'm not a fan of coconut, so i left that out.

put the fudge in the fridge until it gets firm. this should take about an hour. cut it in pieces and move to an airtight container. store in the fridge.

Posted at 09:06 pm by imperfectly

 

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