This simple, high-protein dish only needs 5 minutes in the microwave. The sauce is very flavorful.
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Great Scot Stuffed Squash A very tasty stuffed squash named in honor of the Scottish poet, Robert Burns, who immortalized the Scottish dish, haggis, in a poem. Of all the traditional ingredients of that famous dish, this plant-based version includes only oats, spices, onion and Scotch whisky (thank goodness!) |
The Five Contemplations
Our Summer 2016 Potluck — Portland, Oregon, USAThe Contemplations are spoken before meals in the Order of Interbeing:
- This food is a gift of the earth, the sky, numerous living beings, and much hard and loving work.
- May we eat with mindfulness and gratitude so as to be worthy to receive this food.
- May we recognize and transform unwholesome mental formations, especially our greed and learn to eat with moderation.
- May we keep our compassion alive by eating in such a way that reduces the suffering of living beings, stops contributing to climate change, and heals and preserves our precious planet.
- We accept this food so that we may nurture our brotherhood and sisterhood, build our sangha [community], and nourish our ideal of serving all living beings.
These principles guide our mission on this website: to facilitate cooking and eating with mindfulness in such a way that we help to reduce the suffering of living beings, preserve our planet, and reverse the process of global warming.
Newest Recipes
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Quick Quinoa Casserole,
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3 years ago
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Creamy Wild Rice Soup,
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4 years ago
A delicious way to serve wild rice.
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Spaghetti Squash with Chickpeas and Kale,
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5 years ago
A delicious and nutritious "pasta" dinner.
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Tofu Migas Scramble,
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5 years ago
"Migas" are crumbs and are used in traditional scrambles in Spain, Portugal and Mexico. Breadcrumbs are used in Spain and toasted, broken tortillas in Mexico. This vegan version uses the convenience of tortilla chips but you could just toast some tortillas if you prefer. It's a quick, easy and tasty supper!
