does anyone have a recipe for peanut butter cookies?

[Guest guest]

the biproducts dont have to be vegan, and it doesnt have to be fat free

[Guest guest]

I have a recipe for peanut butter-chocolate chip cookies that I love.

Not fat-free, so I'm just providing a link:

http://www.veganconnection.com/recipes/choc_cookies.htm

 

You could leave out the chocolate chips (but I know I couldn't!)

 

Susan

 

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FatFree Vegan Kitchen

http://blog.fatfreevegan.com

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" terra " <sweet_dancing_qt

 

Sunday, April 13, 2008 6:12 PM

does anyone have a recipe for peanut butter

cookies?

 

 

> the biproducts dont have to be vegan, and it doesnt have to be fat

> free

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[Guest guest]

terra wrote:

> the biproducts dont have to be vegan, and it doesnt have to be fat

> free

 

Then it doesn't belong on this list, I'd think, no?

 

Serene

[Guest guest]

>> the biproducts dont have to be vegan, and it doesnt have to be fat

>> free

>

> Then it doesn't belong on this list, I'd think, no?

 

Very good point. Why go here for a non-vegan, non-fatfree recipe? If

I weren't so tired, I would have questioned that myself.

 

Susan

[Guest guest]

Susan Voisin wrote:

> >> the biproducts dont have to be vegan, and it doesnt have to be

> >> fat free

> > Then it doesn't belong on this list, I'd think, no?

>

> Very good point. Why go here for a non-vegan, non-fatfree recipe?

> If I weren't so tired, I would have questioned that myself.

 

You've had the week from hell. Glad to see you posting, and I hope

everyone in your neighborhood is okay.

 

Roasted Garlic Vinaigrette

 

2 T mashed roasted garlic

2 T balsamic vinegar

2 T mustard, any kind

1/4 cup water, or as much as you need for the consistency you like

salt and pepper to taste (optional -- I usually leave it out)

 

Mix it all together and pour it on salad. :-)

 

Serene

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much, Serene. The recipe looks delicious, and your support

means so much to me.

 

Also, re: your " So grateful for these lists " post: It's an honor to be

one of your favorite lists because you are one of my favorite

listmembers. Believe me, I know fat prejudice and self-hatred.

Anyone (or, well, anyone my size) who has a blog called " Fatfree Vegan

Kitchen " has to be prepared for the surprised looks when people meet

you in person. I actually developed the pat introductory line " The

blog's fat-free, but I'm not " to have something to say when I get that

look. Your messages are always a reminder that beauty and health come

in every weight. I'm so glad you're here.

 

Susan

 

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Susan Voisin

FatFree Vegan Kitchen

http://blog.fatfreevegan.com

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" Serene " <serene-lists

 

Sunday, April 13, 2008 7:07 PM

Re: does anyone have a recipe for peanut

butter cookies?

 

 

> Susan Voisin wrote:

>> >> the biproducts dont have to be vegan, and it doesnt have to be

>> >> fat free

>> > Then it doesn't belong on this list, I'd think, no?

>>

>> Very good point. Why go here for a non-vegan, non-fatfree recipe?

>> If I weren't so tired, I would have questioned that myself.

>

> You've had the week from hell. Glad to see you posting, and I hope

> everyone in your neighborhood is okay.

>

> Roasted Garlic Vinaigrette

>

> 2 T mashed roasted garlic

> 2 T balsamic vinegar

> 2 T mustard, any kind

> 1/4 cup water, or as much as you need for the consistency you like

> salt and pepper to taste (optional -- I usually leave it out)

>

> Mix it all together and pour it on salad. :-)

>

> Serene

[Guest guest]

Susan Voisin wrote:

> Thanks so much, Serene. The recipe looks delicious, and your support

> means so much to me.

>

> Also, re: your " So grateful for these lists " post: It's an honor to

> be one of your favorite lists because you are one of my favorite

> listmembers. Believe me, I know fat prejudice and self-hatred.

> Anyone (or, well, anyone my size) who has a blog called " Fatfree

> Vegan Kitchen " has to be prepared for the surprised looks when people

> meet you in person. I actually developed the pat introductory line

> " The blog's fat-free, but I'm not " to have something to say when I

> get that look. Your messages are always a reminder that beauty and

> health come in every weight. I'm so glad you're here.

 

*beam*

 

Thanks.

 

Serene