Thomas and I ended up hosting a PPK New Year's Eve Party last week, and it was a blast. We maybe had 9 or 10 people at most, which included Susie of Parsnip Parsimony, Webly of Fueled by Popcorn, Maeve of StrawberryRock, Rory of the PPK and more.
Here are some food pics..
Here are some food pics..
The full spread, featuring Susie's (and her hands and camera) Boozilicious Rummy Booze Cake, and the excellent Chestnut Pate from Nomicon that Webly brought.
Baked gyozas. I bought pre-made wrappers at fubonn, and the filling is mixture of sauteed nomicon baked seitan (with asian flavors), garlic, ginger, yellow squash, carrots, maiitake mushrooms, veg. mushroom oyster sauce, hoisin, tamari and crushed red pepper, lightly sprayed with oil and baked for 15-20 on each side at 375F.
Tofu Dill Sour Cream - based on the Voluptuous Vegan recipe available here
It was alright, but I added some garlic and more spices, and I still think it needed more, but I also knew I was out of touch on what sour cream should taste like
(I was aiming for more of a dip, though sour cream was appropriate for what it went on).
It was alright, but I added some garlic and more spices, and I still think it needed more, but I also knew I was out of touch on what sour cream should taste like
(I was aiming for more of a dip, though sour cream was appropriate for what it went on).
Baked Potato Skins - scooped, brushed with a garlic butter (obviously Earth Balance), baked for 15 minutes, plopped on some zestied nomicon cheezy sauce, smoky crumbled tempeh and black olives, baked another 15 minutes.
Coconut Red Curry Peanut Sauce
Eggplant Caviar served over fresh chard - the The Artful Vegan. I wasn't too crazy about this, but it was pretty.
Tamari Roasted Chickpeas - Eat, Drink & Be Vegan.
So easy, and at least the 4th time I've made them.
So easy, and at least the 4th time I've made them.
Thomas made some Hunch Punch, aka Jungle Juice, aka Booze Juice.
VWAV Chocolate Chip Cookies - with butterscotch chips and chocolate lentils.
I picked up a ton of pastel chocolate, mint and coffee lentils in NYC and Brooklyn.....
(The .... meaning more to come!)
I picked up a ton of pastel chocolate, mint and coffee lentils in NYC and Brooklyn.....
(The .... meaning more to come!)
12 comments:
I've been eyeing those roasted chickpeas in your other posts. They look so good.
(Nutmeg sends her regards.)
Daaaamn, I want in on that feast!
Wow, I agree with the urban housewife. I've never seen so many vegan foods all on one table!
Oh! I SO wish I was there to enjoy that lovely food! Mmm, looks SO good!!
oh my goodness gracious - too much delicious food at one party!! looks fabulous!! and wow, I'm quite intrigued by the chocolate lentils - they look just like pastel M&M's!! :0)
That cake is out of this world!
BOOZILICIOUS RUMMY BOOZE CAKE!! i wish i could have eaten that on new years!!
i'm also going to be taking your baked gyoza's ingredients and make them for myself.
All that food would have certainly kept me going till midnight and beyond!! And wow, that booze cake looks like it's at least four layers! Great way to ring in the new year.... (and thanks for the chocolate lentil link.. have been trying to find something like that...)
Wow, this is an awesome spread, Jess. I could go for a slice of the cake. Maybe two. Or four.
I love gyozas! I actually found a vegan supermarket gyoza in Boston that isn't half bad.
OMG! You Portland vegans are too cool.
I wish I was there! Why do I have to live so far away from all things good? And did I spy a yummy-looking cake on that table?
::tummy rumbling::
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