Most of my afternoon was spent way over my head with technical website jiggery-pokery (I will eventually be migrating this blog from blogspot to orbitingvegan.com, but don\'t hold your breath.) However I did find time to prepare a lovely raw sweet potato gnocchi! Topped with a sage and caper aioli, it was a snap to prepare and quite tasty. This is another one that calls for several hours of dehydrating, and I do think I miscalculated how much oven time I should give it in order to keep it raw, but the result was tasty and edible, if only slightly doughy inside.
Sunday, February 12, 2012
The Morning After: Eggs Benedict Arnold
Dinner out, at what barely passes for a restaurant, aka the "99," was followed by a family breakfast out at a local breakfast spot my mother lovingly refers to as "eggs over-easy." Feeling a little indulgent, I allowed myself a variation on eggs-beni. Eggs, yes, poached and fluffy. Ham, hells no, instead some sliced fresh tomato. Admittedly, still not the healthiest of breakfasts, but I have looked up a tasty vegan Benedict recipe that will be on the menu for next Sunday.
Most of my afternoon was spent way over my head with technical website jiggery-pokery (I will eventually be migrating this blog from blogspot to orbitingvegan.com, but don\'t hold your breath.) However I did find time to prepare a lovely raw sweet potato gnocchi! Topped with a sage and caper aioli, it was a snap to prepare and quite tasty. This is another one that calls for several hours of dehydrating, and I do think I miscalculated how much oven time I should give it in order to keep it raw, but the result was tasty and edible, if only slightly doughy inside.
Most of my afternoon was spent way over my head with technical website jiggery-pokery (I will eventually be migrating this blog from blogspot to orbitingvegan.com, but don\'t hold your breath.) However I did find time to prepare a lovely raw sweet potato gnocchi! Topped with a sage and caper aioli, it was a snap to prepare and quite tasty. This is another one that calls for several hours of dehydrating, and I do think I miscalculated how much oven time I should give it in order to keep it raw, but the result was tasty and edible, if only slightly doughy inside.
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