Yummy Xmas LunchI am so sick of eating out
The kitchen renovations are taking forever, so far it has been 10 days without a useable kitchen.
Last night we decided after eating at 7 different veg restaurants in the last 10 days that veg out time is probably the healthiest. Last night I had black bean tofu and veg, black eyed pea dhal and brown rice with the best garlic roti ever. Mr T ordered there 'no oil' dish which unlike most of their dishes was made fresh. They brought out a really colourful plate of steamed veggies, tofu and rice noodles with sweet and sour sauce on the side that looked so healthy I almost wanted to cry.
Between eating out every night and way too much going out Mr T and I are both starting to feel the effects.
He is really sick and i just feel really blahhhhhhhhhh plus i have a coldsore :-(
Tonight we got creative, I made black bean (canned) burritos in the sandwhich press which we had with salsa and corn chips. But then of course is the question of how do the dishes without a kitchen sink? I think its going to be in the bath.
Raw foodists, now would be a great time to mention some super easy raw dishes that aren't hard to prepare and not much mess to clean up either.
2 comments:
Do you have a backyard or garden? An alternative to using the bathtub could be hosing/rinsing off your dishes outside.
A salad of mixed herb leaves always goes down well - mint, spearmint, lemony basil...pick and choose from fresh displays at an asian grocery. For a dipping, mix up a small bowl of lemon drink to your taste, using: water, sugar, lemon juice (this may require a high proportion of sugar). Add in some finely chopped chilli and garlic. Season with light soy.
(An alternative for fish sauce.)
There are no fixed amounts - whatever tastes best for you - although the end result is generally tangy, light and with a little bit of heat. It looks quite watery with floating specks of white and red.
For heartier dishes, start with a more concentrated lemon mixture.
Hope that helps.
ohhh that sounds really good will give it a go.
I'm not much of a salad person but Mr T is.
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