Friday Food: BLT Salad, Balsamic Chickpeas, Raspberry Ice Cream

by Stephanie Ernst · 2009-07-24 11:54:00 UTC

Sorry for the post delay today, folks. What was originally scheduled for earlier today had to be postponed as a result of some technical difficulties. In the meantime, please enjoy Friday Food. :) And see above for a photo of one of the yummy Daiya/Whole Foods pizzas I told you about last weekend (photo courtesy of the Traveling Vegetarian)! Unfortunately, I don't think any of us got a photo of the individual cheese pizza slices we devoured, and those were where you could really see the gooey magic, but this pizza was fantastic too.

Now on to food you can make yourself, without having to go to Los Angeles or, in most cases, order ingredients from far-away places:

Balsamic-Glazed Chickpeas and Mustard Greens from FatFree Vegan Kitchen

BLT Salad from VeganYumYum (creative, this one!)

Cabbage and Grean Pea Curry and Green Chili Potatoes from the Innocent Primate Vegan Blog

Soul Food Recipe Roundup from Vegan Hope

Sun-Brewed Hibiscus Tisane from Raw Epicurean

Italian Sub, Veggie Style and Raspberry Ripple Ice Cream from Vegan Dad

Rum Caramel Sauce from VegNews

Blackened "Steak" Sandwich and Lotus Root and Parsley Salad w/ Red Onions, Walnuts and Raspberry Vinaigrette from Rhymes with Vegan (this blog is a new find for me; thanks go to Dallas Rising of the Minneapolis-based Animal Rights Coalition for sharing it on Facebook)

Stephanie Ernst wrote the original Animal Rights blog at Change.org until December 2009. She can now be found at Animal Rights & AntiOppression.
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