When I finally downed some coffee and Excedrin, I needed something easy, comforting and nutritious to fill my belly. It seemed like a perfect time to break out this Vegan de Guadalupe cookzine, a fun bilingual recipe book that is chock full of Mexican fare.
(Aside: How darling is that cover? I desperately want a tattoo of it. Maybe for my first veganversary.)
First I made the Sopa de Fideo, a quick and flavorful noodle soup. The original recipe didn't call for tomatoes, but I'm a weirdo who craves diced tomatoes when I'm hungover, so ...
For dinner I made Calabacitas Guisadas using some amazingly flavorful squash from my organic CSA share. With corn and zucchini in a tangy tomato sauce, this tastes exactly like summer. I also tossed in some chickpeas that were looking for a good home.
7 comments:
the zine has got to have the coolest cover I've ever seen!
that cover rocks so hard! and wow - the dishes look amazing, too! nice job! i've gotta look into more fun cooking zines, indeed! :D
Thanks for the zine recommendation!
I've been thinking about all the zines I need & that one is going on the list! That would be the best tattoo ever!
Cooking new vegan recipes while hungover is definitely not lame! I always crave super spicy food when I'm hungover, as if the heat will perk me up or something. Anyway, that zine is the cutest. Thanks for the review!
Hi, Maggie!
I know I commented yesterday, but I wanted to stop by again today to let you know that I nominated you for a Brillante Weblog award! I always look forward to visiting your blog and I think your photos are always beautiful! I really enjoy the tone of your blog - you have a really mellow writing style that I find so enjoyable! Plus, you make great looking food!
I posted some details about the award on my blog. Congratulations!
Jennycestcake, that's the nicest thing ever! Thank you so much!
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