How to Make Seitan for Soup: Miscellanea, Episode 8
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awesome!
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you made me laugh 5 times
you are win. I'm totally subscribing
and I'm making that soup today, minus the carrots. (ew. cooked carrots) haha
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I had no idea seitan was this easy.
*goes off to find vital wheat gluten.
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Cinnamon would actually make plenty of sense.
I always fancied the idea of working in a library, but when it comes down to it, I know I'll probably be applying for mortuary school soon. I'm glad to know someone is campaigning for intellectual freedom, I also have always felt quite strongly about it.
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love it!but think you can slow down a bit???trying to write down the recipes!!!thanks!
ot4kidz 1 year ago
@ot4kidz Sorry. :) What I should do is put the recipes in the info bar. Something I keep meaning to do, but haven't gotten around to.
dsjwhatnot 1 year ago
Very informative. I've just gone vegetarian so such recipes are really helpful.
PrimtiveArtifice 1 year ago
@PrimtiveArtifice That's what I aim for. Thanks for watching!
dsjwhatnot 1 year ago
The soup looks delicious, I'll have to try it.
What better book to read for banned books week than Fahrenheit 451? My local library usually does a campaign for banned books week, last year they even gave out giant purple pins that said "I read banned books".
kyoxaizawa13 2 years ago
It's always great to hear about what libraries around the country are doing for Banned Books Week. (Full disclosure) I work at the local library. I'd campaign for intellectual freedom even if I didn't, though. It's something I've always felt strongly about, and it's one of our most fundamental rights.
The soup was good, but I think that combination would have been even better with some cinnamon added. Sounds weird, but it can be really good in spicy dishes.
dsjwhatnot 2 years ago