Saturday, August 13, 2016 - Lunch
Skillet "Chicken" Parmigiana (Recipe from Betty Crocker Easy Everyday Vegetarian)
This is a recipe I started making over 10 years ago. Like many of the other recipes from this cookbook, it's a simple combination of mostly store-bought ingredients. I used Boca brand vegan breaded "chicken" patties. I melted some lactose-free (but non-vegan) cheese on one of the two patties. This recipe could easily be made vegan without cheese, or using vegan cheese. This is a quick recipe that is easy to make, filling, and tastes good.
A story of food in photos: In an effort to get out of a dinner rut, I'm cooking my way through some of my favorite cookbooks. My goal is to make a new recipe each week, and to document my efforts in this blog, accompanied by photos of the prepared dishes. All the recipes are meatless and almost all are dairy-free; most of the recipes are completely plant-based.
Showing posts with label Betty Crocker Easy Everyday Vegetarian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Betty Crocker Easy Everyday Vegetarian. Show all posts
Saturday, August 13, 2016
Saturday, August 6, 2016
Mexican Tofu-Rice Skillet
Saturday, August 7, 2016 - Lunch
Mexican Tofu-Rice Skillet (Recipe from Betty Crocker Easy Everyday Vegetarian)
This is a dish I've been making for over 10 years, from the very first vegetarian cookbook I ever owned. This dish is tasty and filling, and though you don't usually think of tofu in Mexican or other Hispanic dishes, it is a great combination. The recipe makes 4+ servings, so there are always leftovers for lunches during the week.
Most of the recipes I've made for the blog are completely "from scratch," using only fresh ingredients and whole foods. This Betty Crocker cookbook lives up to its name, as the "easy" recipes tend to be quick, simple dishes which often use store-bought, pre-packaged ingredients. For example, this recipe calls for canned tomatoes with chili peppers and a packaged spanish rice mix. This makes the recipe quick and easy, but it can also add a lot of salt and processed ingredients, so I don't use this cookbook as often as did a few years ago. There are still a few favorite dishes - like this one - that I make fairly regularly.
Mexican Tofu-Rice Skillet (Recipe from Betty Crocker Easy Everyday Vegetarian)
This is a dish I've been making for over 10 years, from the very first vegetarian cookbook I ever owned. This dish is tasty and filling, and though you don't usually think of tofu in Mexican or other Hispanic dishes, it is a great combination. The recipe makes 4+ servings, so there are always leftovers for lunches during the week.
Most of the recipes I've made for the blog are completely "from scratch," using only fresh ingredients and whole foods. This Betty Crocker cookbook lives up to its name, as the "easy" recipes tend to be quick, simple dishes which often use store-bought, pre-packaged ingredients. For example, this recipe calls for canned tomatoes with chili peppers and a packaged spanish rice mix. This makes the recipe quick and easy, but it can also add a lot of salt and processed ingredients, so I don't use this cookbook as often as did a few years ago. There are still a few favorite dishes - like this one - that I make fairly regularly.
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