I haven't used fenugreek in several months.
So. I'd like to see your favorite vegetarian recipes which use fenugreek.
By vegetarian, I mean no animal flesh, no gelatin, no animal broths, etc.
I'm allergic to soy, peanut, papaya, and moldy cheeses (penicillium molds: camemberti and roqueforti).
I can substitute for soy sauce and peanut butter. I can substitute for shredded chicken in small amounts (chicken-style wheat gluten). I can use shortening made from palm oil, veg broth, and vegetarian gelatin substitutes.
Challenging enough?
So. I'd like to see your favorite vegetarian recipes which use fenugreek.
By vegetarian, I mean no animal flesh, no gelatin, no animal broths, etc.
I'm allergic to soy, peanut, papaya, and moldy cheeses (penicillium molds: camemberti and roqueforti).
I can substitute for soy sauce and peanut butter. I can substitute for shredded chicken in small amounts (chicken-style wheat gluten). I can use shortening made from palm oil, veg broth, and vegetarian gelatin substitutes.
Challenging enough?
Re: Thank you.
Date: 2004-01-16 09:16 pm (UTC)i dislike many kinds of pickles and relish. i don't know why. i like the concept, dislike the actual texture, perhaps?
i make my own pickles, oddly enough. sour ones. and i like kosher dills in brine. i keep some sweet pickle relish on hand for quick tartar sauce and for 1000 island dressing (mmm, fake reubens). others.... ehhhh.
Food Confessions
Date: 2004-01-16 09:26 pm (UTC)I used to make bread & butter pickles, but I haven't in a long time. I love them. Comfort food when I'm really tired or down or the world has just pissed me off one too many times: White bread, mayonnaise, cheddar cheese and bread & butter pickles.
Re: Food Confessions
Date: 2004-01-16 09:29 pm (UTC)i make colcannon fairly often (and bubble&squeak the next day and thereafter)... and i love mayo, bread, cheese, and *iceberg* lettuce sandwiches. ;)