This was goo-ood.
If my usual cornbread recipes have a failing, it's that they can sometimes be a bit dry. But this one solves that problem by including a cup of grated zucchini. This cornbread was luscious!
I combined two recipes: this one from Bryanna, and this one from Herbivoracious. I think I basically followed Bryanna's proportions of wet and dry ingredients, but with white (all purpose) flour. I used Herbivoracious' trick of browning the (vegan) butter, and adding (soy) milk powder, but used much less butter -- more like 3 tablespoons.
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Friday, November 18, 2011
Monday, February 14, 2011
Pomegranate tofu, lemony zucchini
A nice summery dinner courtesy of the Moosewood Cooking for Health cookbook: pomegranate glazed tofu, and sauteed grated zucchini with lemon and fried breadcrumbs. I liked the tofu technique: brown the tofu, then add the 'marinade' to the pan and simmer until it turns into a glaze.
(Alongside, we had some kind of blah couscous of my own invention. Luckily the tofu and zucchini made up for it.)
(Alongside, we had some kind of blah couscous of my own invention. Luckily the tofu and zucchini made up for it.)
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