Since we have been relying mostly on convenience-type foods for sustenance the past few weeks, I've only made a couple of dinners worth noting. The first is a fast meal, and one of our new favorites. Spinach stir-fry from Don't Have a Cow #3. I normally don't follow recipes for stir-fry because...well, I can usually figure out stir-fry on my own. And this one is very simple, but the sauce is so tasty that it reminds us of chinese restaurant food. In addition to fresh spinach, I threw in some walnuts and "chicken" strips. The rice looks yellowish because I like to cook brown rice with vegetable broth rather than water. As usual, here's the blurry photo that does no justice to the dish:

On Friday night, I made the tofu quiche from Garden of Vegan. I've made this often, and it's always great. This one is made with broccoli & onions. Sometimes I make my own pie crust, and sometimes I don't. This one is a pre-made Wholly Wholesome whole wheat crust. They're pretty inexpensive, and a real time saver.

Alright! There is some more cooking over the horizon, since I have to make a potluck dish for work on Tuesday. I'm bringing stuffed shells, which will be funny since they're stuffed with tofu. "These are great! What's in them?" Tofu. "Ew, I thought they tasted funny." Ha.
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