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Greetings and Salutations! In looking forward to next Saturday, St.

Patrick's Day, I would very much appreciate if anyone had any vegan

alternatives to the traditional fare of the day---please share those

recipes!!!! Thank you so much!

 

~Raye~

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Hi Raye,

 

Actually, Bryanna Clark Grogan has a complete vegan St. Patrick's Day meal

in her book, " The (Almost) No Fat Holiday Cookbook. " Her menu includes:

Vegetarian Irish Stew with Guiness Stout; Herbed Oatmeal Oven Scones;

Colcannon; and Irish Apple Bread Pudding.

 

I do the green thing with that most delicious of all split pea soups, the

one in Molly Katzen's " Moosewood Cookbook. " I'll also fix Irish sodabread

(an eggless version I found in this month's " Sunset " magazine -- I'll

substitute Nucoa for butter, soymilk for milk). And for dessert, I found a

good looking key lime pie recipe on the internet that I want to try.

 

Regards,

 

Sherry

 

At 09:24 AM 3/11/2001 -0600, you wrote:

>Greetings and Salutations! In looking forward to next Saturday, St.

>Patrick's Day, I would very much appreciate if anyone had any vegan

>alternatives to the traditional fare of the day---please share those

>recipes!!!! Thank you so much!

>

>~Raye~

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Sherry,

Would you mind posting those recipes? I am not blessed with that particular cookbook.

Thanks!

~Raye~

 

On Sun, 11 Mar 2001 15:46:11 -0800 Sherry Rose <sherry writes:

 

Actually, Bryanna Clark Grogan has a complete vegan St. Patrick's Day mealin her book, "The (Almost) No Fat Holiday Cookbook." Her menu includes:Vegetarian Irish Stew with Guiness Stout; Herbed Oatmeal Oven Scones;Colcannon; and Irish Apple Bread Pudding.Regards,Sherry

 

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