According to what I ate this week, I'm muesli and Japanese and Italian.
This little email  swap was about writing down every single thing you have eaten in the past week and sharing a recipe.
Keeping track of what I'm eating was great fun, and I'm quite content  because I captured a typical week in food for me.
I simply listed the foods I  ate since I don't think of my meals (nor  eat) as in the classic "breakfast/lunch/dinner" categories.
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Just about every Japanese mother has her own Yakisoba recipe- after all  "yakisoba" means "fried noodles" and nothing else. What makes it special  is the Japanese yakisoba sauce that contains all sorts of nasty things  and is mighty expensive, so I make my own. You can add any vegetables  you like, but sometimes I just crave this simple version. Yakisoba not  only feeds crowds, but makes awesome leftovers and is the best in bento  :)  
 
/My Simple Yakisoba - serves four 
 
Break spaghetti into thirds if you can't get fresh yakisoba noodles. 
Chop up a package of (veggie) wieners and half an iceberg lettuce. 
 
Boil the spaghetti and sauté the wieners in a large pan. When the  sausages are nicely browned, add the lettuce and turn off the heat. 
In a seperate bowl, mix 3/4 cup of plain tomato ketchup with 1/4 cup  worcestershire sauce. Stir in 2 tbs soy sauce and 1 tbs wasabi powder. 
 
Drain the noodles and add to the pan. Turn on the heat again briefly and  sauté everything a little longer. Pour the sauce over it and mix,  reserving some extra sauce for serving the noodles.
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Saturday: 
   * a bowl of berry muesli with vanilla soy milk
   * 2 sesame bread rolls with strawberry jam
   * some pineapple chunks
   * cherry tomatoes
   * white wine
   * whole wheat fussili with tempeh cacciatore
   * salad with ramson, olives and mushrooms
Sunday: 
   * a banana
   * at vegan brunch: chickpea salad, sauteed mushrooms, a variety of
     spreads on bread, phyllo spinach pasties, bulgar pilaf, cherry
     streusel cake, tiramisu
   * 1/2 grapefruit
   * a pizza with asparagus, mushrooms and Keehse (vegan cheese)
Monday: 
   * 2 slices of sunflower seed bread with alpro "quark" (cream-cheese
     like spread) and tomatoes
   * 1 banana
   * 1/2 grapefruit
   * leftover tempeh cacciatore with penne
   * some tomato wedges
   * cayenne chocolate
   * cashew nuts
   * small bowl of berry muesli with vanilla soy milk
   * Japanese cooking with a friend- yakisoba with iceberg lettuce,
     mini wieners and homemade yakisoba sauce, mixed salad with sesame
     dressing
Tuesday: 
   * 3 slices sunflower seed bread with "quark" and tomato slices
   * 1 berry soy yoghurt
   * 1 raw carrot
   * leftover yakisoba
   * risotto with ramson and arugula pesto
   * 2 glasses of cidre
Wednesday: 
   * berry muesli with soy milk
   * 3 chocolate muffins
   * 1 apple
   * apple/mango/lime smoothie
   * leftover veg stir-fry with rice
   * mixed salad and tomato/pea/bean rice from the Turkish take-away
Thursday: 
   * 1 soy yoghurt berry
   * 1 apple
   * 2 loquats
   * fried rice with carrots and beansprouts, grilled tempeh
   * greek salad with tomato, bell pepper, cucumber, olives and some
     baguette
Friday: 
   * berry muesli with soymilk
   * a peach
   * leftover rice and stir-fry
   * some vanilla halva
   * pita bread with tomato salad, some olives
   * spaghetti with homemade pesto
   * 1/2 bottle of red wine and a bit beer on top
 
 
4 comments:
looks like you're eating a lot of delicious food!
Yum, your daily menu looks great! Who says vegans only eat salad greens?!
Awesome menus! I love muesli ...
hi there! I just randomly found your blog.
I can agree with most of you thought, eventhough I have to addmit I still eat meat.
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