...for breakfast...vegan biscuits and gravy...
...and for the gravy I wanted to try
Jill McKeever's fat free cauliflower gravy...
...it sounds crazy I know...cauliflower cooked in soymilk...with some herbs...that's it...blended up...it's amazingly like gravy...I actually liked it...the Man...not so much...haha...
...I just made a sort of a scone-like biscuit...as I couldn't be bothered to roll it out and cut it into biscuits...I should have used my cast iron biscuit pan...but it won't fit into my outdoor oven...haha...
...we also had a tofu scramble...and some strawberry jam...for the biscuit that didn't get covered with 'gravy'...
...I'll make the cauliflower gravy again...the Man said he'd rather not...
...sort of a normal shop...the Aldi brand stuffing appears to be vegan...and a quick internet search tells me that this cornbread variety is accidently vegan...so YAY!...
...and now on to the SAD part of the weekend...
...the Lavender project is officially OVER...
remember when they were beautiful...
...well...they're not anymore...
...so we dug them all up...
...I'm going to try and save these two nearest to the house...a little more shade and shelter there...so they are still (barely) alive...
...so I emptied out the green bean pots...because I wanted their dirt for potting the lavender...
...and here are the lone survivors...if I can keep them alive I'll give them to Mom...and maybe she'll have better luck with them in the mountains...
...the sad little row where the lavender used to be...
...but on the positive side...we can now spend hours deciding what we want to put there to replace it...
~Wishing you a lovely start to your week!
The food looks and sounds good to me :-) It's always sad when the summer garden is finished for the year.
ReplyDeleteBummer about the lavender. I've never had it planted so don't know much about it's "habitat". Maybe it will work in the mountains but I don't really remember seeing it there. Actually, I just backed up and did a quick search - looks like hot-dry-well-drained. So not the mountains really. Love, K
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