The first course, and the only remaining aspect of his original menu request, was Potato-Edamame Samosas with Coconut-Mint Chutney from Vegan With A Vengeance. I was sososososo happy with how these turned out, they were so cute!
First, take your adorable samosas! I like these because they are baked and not fried. I don't like fried things, too much oil makes me feel ill. So baking is fabulous!
Then make your chutney.
Then put them on a serving plate together.
Then NOM!
They were fantastic! I found that I had some filling left over that didn't fit in the dough, but it is so tasty that it really isn't too much of a hardship to finish it up as left overs. I think I had some on toast for lunch the next day. The chutney is lovely, though is quite runny and I think next time I would add some more mint.
The main course was African Sweet Potato and Peanut Stew from Vegan Planet. It is a really fantastic flavour combination, all yummy and thich and creamy!
And is even better served with a side of sauteed broccolini!
The final part of the meal was Pear Upside Down Pudding from Now Vegan. This is an amazing pudding with a fabulous taste. It has a lot of ginger in it, and the topping turns into a glorious sticky and toffee like substance. I highly recommend!
You have a very lucky brother. This looks great!
ReplyDeleteWow! I second that! Do you want to be my sister?!?!
ReplyDeleteThose samosa's are definitely my favourite though. Yum (and yay for baked!)
Hi Susan, Dreena here, author of ed&bv. I was looking for an e-mail for you but couldn't find one. Anyhow, I am writing an article and would like to include my recipe for Berry Apple Grunt - I'm wondering if you'd let me use the photo you have on your blog. I can save it and then republish it in my online article, I simply need an 'okay' from you. I can link back to your blog as credit for the photo if you'd like. Please let me know, I can check back here for your answer, or you can e-mail me at dreena@everydayvegan.com. Thanks!! :)
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