Guest guest Posted March 8, 2000 Report Share Posted March 8, 2000 Last night I made such a delicious dinner (totally from my head and in a grove so I dont have the exact amounts but I'll give my best guess) Stuffed Pasta Shells (it was so sexy we decided to have red wine with it) list of ingredients: jumbo shells (I used durum wheat semolina, i used about half the package) onions (I used traderjoes frozen diced onions, about a handful) firm " chinese " tofu (I used trader joes organic tofu) onion powder garlic (I used the dry granules) basil (I used dried) parsley (I used dried) oregano (I used dried) marjoram (I used dried) bragg's liquid aminos spinach (I used frozen chopped spinach, also trader joes, about half the package) nutrional yeast (gotta be yellow, I believe, if it is yellow then its redstar) mushrooms (white mushrooms, about 5 mushrooms) extra virgin olive oil vinegar (I used organic brown rice vinegar) How to: boil water, and while shells are cooking in frying pan (now I'm guessing on the amounts) 1/4 cup of diced onions (if you dont use frozen you can cook in a little water) package of tofu (just crumble with your hands and drop it in the pan) spice it (to taste) with the onion powder, garlic granules, extra basil, margoram, oregano, parsley, and maybe a 1/4-1tsp of liguid aminos (soy sauce can be used instead) table spoon nutritional yeast flakes and spinach (prolly fresh baby spinach would work nice too) a handful of mushrooms that you just crumble up to small pieces with your hands stir and cover, stir and cook when shells are cooked spoon tofu mix into each one, now make sauce (again I'm guessing on the amounts)I put it in an old nutbutter jar w/lid so its easy to mix and save for later (but we ate it all up) about a 1 !/2 cups olive oil 1tblespoon braggs liquid aminos 1tsp garlic granules 1tblespoon basil 1tsp parsley 1tsp oregano 1/2 tsp margoram 1tblespoon nutrionional yeast 1tablespoom vinegar shake it up and pour it on the stuffed shells, you may need to reheat, if you bake it make sure its covered, I didn't reheat my shells so they were warm but not piping hot, I loved the sauce being raw and just poured on before eating, and the oilier the better in my opionion feel free to adjust the amounts and ingrediants to your taste, I am not sure of the amounts anyway, I just threw together some staples that I keep in my kitchen and fridge. the dinner looked and tasted so sexy, you might want wine and candles with it! also I believe it took me about 1/2 hour to make (the most time consuming thing was boiling water, defrosting the spinach in the pan and stuffing the shells) I'll make it again and freeze it, And next time I'll record the amount! enjoy!! kim aka mamatazz Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 8, 2000 Report Share Posted March 8, 2000 I forgot one thing! after you stuff the shells put on " nutritional yum yum " it is a paremson cheese substute then cover it with olive oil sauces how to make nutritional yum yum (my ds loves this stuff and even eats it plain) about 1 cup blanched almond slivers or flakes to 1 tablespoon nutrional yeast (I always very the amounts and it always is good, if you blanch the almonds your self make sure that they are dry other wise you can end up with the consistency of amond butter rather than parmeson cheese) If you have a small or medium size mason jar, the blade of the blender can go directly on the jar (no blender pitcher to wash!!!) store tightly covered in the refrigerator to prevent rancidity of the blanched/chopped almond mixture sorry to leave this very yummy condiment out!!! kim aka mamatazz Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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