Come On, Get Cooking!
The "Can This Recipe Be Saved" contest is in full-swing. We now have three entrants: Carla, Liz, and Kristine (who emailed me her recipe for Thai Lentil Croquettes). But there's still a week to go, so you have plenty of time to get your scrumptious creations posted. Act now and you can use the nifty cool "Can This Recipe Be Saved" graphic above. One super-creative cook will win a $25 Amazon.com gift certificate and bragging rights for all eternity. See all the details here.
So get cooking, because the woman in this picture really looks like she needs your help!
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posted by SusanV at 6:36 PM
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Add another entrant. Jule emailed me some info about her recipe, which uses homemade spinach-sun dried tomato hummus instead of pumpkin. Check out her photo.
Ooooh, I might be up for the challenge- but I'll see if I can get something together before the 11th!
Gosh, she really does look like she needs my help and I have a horrible feeling I'm going to let her down :p
I have been greatly enjoying receiving your posts in my inbox :))
I am eating my entry right now ;) will post it in a day or two, but it is delicious...wish you were here to taste it!
Submission posted! Submission posted!
http://themidwestvegan.blogspot.com
Congratulations on your VegNews 2007 award!!! Well done and deserved for a super blog full of great vegan recipes. Thanks for keeping it going with such aplomb!
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Hi!
I really tried it, but with no success. It tasted like... oven baked grass, or something. So I figure Im doing something wrong. Should the green beans be precooked?
Ill try it again, (we really loved the sauce) but not too sure where the grassy taste came from.
Also, having some trouble with measurements, since Im in Sweden.
Blog is in swedish, too. But if you ever want a recipe for Seitan chorizo, let me know ;). (I make them small like hotdogs, so you can have them on bread, with toppings...)
Anyways, i didnt really like what I came up with, so Im not participating this time.
I've posted my entry:
http://onehotstove.blogspot.com/2007/11/recipe-sos-thai-inspired-croquettes.html
Thanks for letting us play with this, Susan!
Hi Susan, I just finished posting my version of your recipe. They are a very distant cousin of your recipe. :o) I so enjoyed this challenge. http://boosveg-a-nut.blogspot.com/2007/11/southern-blackeyed-pea-croquettes-and.html
Thanks for giving us all a fun challenge. Enjoy
Hi, Susan, I just posted my attempt at the recipe! I really enjoyed this challenge too, it was a lot of fun. (and it was more of me playing around with ingredients again) Thanks and enjoy~
http://tinaskitchen77.blogspot.com/2007/11/can-you-save-these-croquettes.html
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