resolutions? ~ Bron

[Guest guest]

i had fun reading your post, as always. Now i want all

of those recipes you made for that after-church dinner.

Please share!

 

~ pt ~

 

Happiness comes more from loving than being loved;

and often when our affection seems wounded it is only

our vanity bleeding.Ê To love, and to be hurt often, and

to love again --this is the brave and happy life.

~ J. E. Buckrose

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, <southernflower@g...> wrote:

 

> But we did have a special New Year's Day dinner, and we invited a new

friend

> from church, a lady who has been very lonely, we've been finding out. So

> since we were without family too, we have been getting acquainted with her

> and enjoying each other's company. She has been gradually getting used to

> the idea that we are vegans and that it is not as freaky as it may seem at

> first glance. LOL

>

> I fixed everything vegan, and this is what we had on Sunday after church

> service:

>

> Icetea with organic sugar

> Homemade biscuits (White Lily, no less!) with soy margarine, organic

> blackberry and strawberry jam

> Fried green tomatoes

> Mashed taters with skins on and a delicious Onion-Mushroom Gravy,

" Cream "

> style, from my Southern Vegetarian cookbook (it's a reallll keeper and I

> plan to make it OFTEN! Tastes the same consistency as old-style cream gravy,

> but with a much better flavor!)

> Tomato-Vegetable Gumbo served over Brown Rice

> Blackeyed peas (traditional Southern thang, tradition for 'good luck' in the

> New Year)

> and

> Naner puddin', also from the Southern Vegetarian cookbook