Tag Archives: Quorn USA
Everyday Life: Weeks 8 and 9
Here’s a little glimpse at the last two weeks: Blue skies while on a walk… Sammich date for my friend Janet’s birthday. This was one of the specials, “Wilt the Stilt”: house roasted turkey, chopped house-made bacon, provolone, sprouts, red … Continue reading
Everyday Life: Weeks 6 and 7
A little peek at the last couple weeks: Starting off a day right. When dad is off at a music rehearsal, this is how we study 6th grade algebra homework… (Yes, got it all done before dad got home.) Sometimes … Continue reading
Everyday Life: Weeks 4 and 5
Somehow last week escaped me before I had a chance to post anything here. So, here’s a look at the last two weeks. Weeks 4 and 5: We’ve had some beautiful late-winter days that are just warm enough to hint … Continue reading
Meatless Monday: Breaded Chik’n Cutlets with Heirloom Tomatoes and Feta
One of my favorite vegetarian meat alternative companies is Quorn. The flavor and texture similarity to chicken was what first attracted me to their products. Whenever I am cooking something with Quorn, I often treat it the same way I … Continue reading
Creamy Pesto Chik’n Lasagna with Artichokes and Sun Dried Tomato Ricotta
For as long as I can remember, my mom has always had an ever-growing collection of cookbooks. The extensive collection was (and probably still is) filled with local Hawai’i recipe books, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese cookbooks up the wa-zoo. There … Continue reading
Meatless Monday: Fettuccine Alfredo with Vegetarian Chik’n
Every now and then, I crave certain foods wherein I simply start off knowing, if I eat this, certainly it’ll satisfy my craving for the next year. Maybe the next 6 months. Fettuccine alfredo and homemade fried doughnuts are probably at the … Continue reading
Meatless Monday: Veggie Yakiudon
Although we eat a lot of Mexican food around here, there are some things I enjoy much more… Noodles, for instance, are at the top of the list. It almost doesn’t matter the type or the particular cuisine. Maybe it’s … Continue reading