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Sorry for ruining pesto for everyone... When I posted that, I assumed it was one of those things (like Worcester sauce) that everyone except me knew wasn't veggie. I'm still quite new to this, so there may be other things I'm eating without realising I'm not supposed to.
On the plus side, I was complaining about it to my boss - and she brought this in for me today! She saw it in a cafe and thought of me. She's a legend
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Sorry for ruining pesto for everyone... When I posted that, I assumed it was one of those things (like Worcester sauce) that everyone except me knew wasn't veggie. I'm still quite new to this, so there may be other things I'm eating without realising I'm not supposed to.
On the plus side, I was complaining about it to my boss - and she brought this in for me today! She saw it in a cafe and thought of me. She's a legend
you ruined it
:P Just like I accidentally ruined maxi twists for tar :pac:
And...like we've told you before there is plenty of options for vegan worcester sauce so dont miss out!
I meant to post too that I saw a new product in tescos, it doesnt say 'pesto' on it but that's essentially what it is even though it's branded as a sun-dried tomato paste. It's their own brand and it's near the asian foods, I've bought it but yet to try it. Can'r remember the price but it was pretty cheap as far as I remember. I do prefer the 'green' pestos though.0 -
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Is it just me, or the vegetable inari pocket (whose rice filling is so tasty) from Yo! Sushi taste like some sort of very sweet brioche (a Spanish ensaimada, actually) when they're eaten with their weird fried soybean skin?
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anothernight wrote: »Is it just me, or the vegetable inari pocket (whose rice filling is so tasty) from Yo! Sushi taste like some sort of very sweet brioche (a Spanish ensaimada, actually) when they're eaten with their weird fried soybean skin?
random post is random lol!
never been to yo! sushi, would they even have much veggie options?0 -
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anothernight wrote: »This! http://veggieadvisor.com/eating-out/vegetarian-guide-yo-sushi/
Izzy's pro tip: mix soy sauce with wasabi and use that as your dip for everything, or to pour over rice. So right...
handy lil linky I haven't made sushi in ages, used to make it with avocados, peppers, cucumber, anybody I made it for never liked it though. Wasabi is a little scary 0 -
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My sister loves to eat the vegetarian sushi when we make sushi at homehandy lil linky I haven't made sushi in ages, used to make it with avocados, peppers, cucumber, anybody I made it for never liked it though. Wasabi is a little scary And then she eats the fish one.
She mixes the wasabi into the soy sauce because that way it's easier to get exactly the right amount of flavour enhancing without getting occasional internal burns. I tried that today and I wish I'd known that before.
Kids are cool. Leave them alone. I hope the one on the right is ok though...Master of Nothing wrote: »
Bah I'm really bored tonight, and hungry.0 -
And I always linked sushi with fish...hence the avoidance of sushi bars/restaurants!! Wasabi is something I'd like to try sometime lol.handy lil linky I haven't made sushi in ages, used to make it with avocados, peppers, cucumber, anybody I made it for never liked it though. Wasabi is a little scary
You should try get to that sushi before she does then...but that is a good tip about the wasabi, will make things easier for the first time I try itanothernight wrote: »My sister loves to eat the vegetarian sushi when we make sushi at home And then she eats the fish one.
She mixes the wasabi into the soy sauce because that way it's easier to get exactly the right amount of flavour enhancing without getting occasional internal burns. I tried that today and I wish I'd known that before.
Kids are cool. Leave them alone. I hope the one on the right is ok though...
Bah I'm really bored tonight, and hungry.
Kids are annoying from 2-5 years old, then they are tolerable :pac:
You not finishing that project no? You've livened up my night so far with the sushi link! I'm being a big nerd playing games, have You got anything there that needs finishing/preparing? It could take away the boredom.0 -
Master of Nothing wrote: »And I always linked sushi with fish...hence the avoidance of sushi bars/restaurants!! Wasabi is something I'd like to try sometime lol.
You should try get to that sushi before she does then...but that is a good tip about the wasabi, will make things easier for the first time I try it
Kids are annoying from 2-5 years old, then they are tolerable :pac:
You not finishing that project no? You've livened up my night so far with the sushi link! I'm being a big nerd playing games, have You got anything there that needs finishing/preparing? It could take away the boredom.
Ok, so this isn't about sushi, but it's Japanese anyway....: Yamamori has one of the tastiest tofu dishes ever. But then everything they make is tasty so... It's sad that I spend much more money on food than on anything else. Yeah, the point is, Japanese places tend to be very good for vegetarian food, more so than other Asian restaurants in my experience.
Kids are great.
Project is finished, or at least as finished as it's going to be for a while, as it kinda drained my energy a little and I'm too lazy for that. I might add pictures at some stage. Now I'm stuck with writing addresses on the envelopes for my sister's wedding invitations for tonight. Fun..0 -
I was in Yamamori last week, had the salted soya beans and yasai goza with a beer...tastyanothernight wrote: »Ok, so this isn't about sushi, but it's Japanese anyway....: Yamamori has one of the tastiest tofu dishes ever. But then everything they make is tasty so... It's sad that I spend much more money on food than on anything else. Yeah, the point is, Japanese places tend to be very good for vegetarian food, more so than other Asian restaurants in my experience.
Kids are great.
Project is finished, or at least as finished as it's going to be for a while, as it kinda drained my energy a little and I'm too lazy for that. I might add pictures at some stage. Now I'm stuck with writing addresses on the envelopes for my sister's wedding invitations for tonight. Fun.. Someone with us there had the tofu steak...it's HUGE!! And had a mango sauce on it too. Well the Japanese love their veggies, it wouldnt surprise me one bit.
I'm the same about mine...well I'll get going again in a day or two once deliveries have arrived. Once Yours looks and feels right when finished, then thats good =] You do have a very intersting night ahead, if I could write some out for You, I gladly would.0 -
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Master of Nothing wrote: »And I always linked sushi with fish...hence the avoidance of sushi bars/restaurants!! Wasabi is something I'd like to try sometime lol.
well the only other thing I used to make it with was tuna when I ate fish, then again I would find rice and soy sauce on its own tasty :Panothernight wrote: »Ok, so this isn't about sushi, but it's Japanese anyway....: Yamamori has one of the tastiest tofu dishes ever. But then everything they make is tasty so... It's sad that I spend much more money on food than on anything else. Yeah, the point is, Japanese places tend to be very good for vegetarian food, more so than other Asian restaurants in my experience.
oh gawd me too
When I was leaving my old house I thought I had hardly any food left in it before I left.....when I packed that up I had 5 big bags of food after throwing out anything perishable, must not go food shopping for a while...0 -
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How is everyone?Master of Nothing wrote: »I was in Yamamori last week, had the salted soya beans and yasai goza with a beer...tasty Someone with us there had the tofu steak...it's HUGE!! And had a mango sauce on it too. Well the Japanese love their veggies, it wouldnt surprise me one bit.
I love tofu steak, but is so filling and unstoppably yummy. It ends up making me cry. :P
Which Yamamori did you go to? Was at the one on Georges St recently. The food was bad, and the service was appauling. Two of the wait staff tried to grab my friends plate while he was actually eating from it!
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hope moonbaby is keeping well! I always see that tofu steak on the menu and wonder how big/nice it is, dying to try it now after reading here.
I'm good.....My sister just came back from holidays with buckets of Milka chocolate for me.
I knew my parents had a some kind of reason for having her 
Your well too? Your after moving?
Seriously, I'm a savage and I wouldn't be able to move after it.
You'd definitely need a Tar disposal unit to help you.
It is worth it though.
I have to try the Yasai Gyoza Dumplings myself. It is a crime that I have never had them
Did you see Grab one is doing a deal for Govindas?
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I'm good.....My sister just came back from holidays with buckets of Milka chocolate for me. I knew my parents had a some kind of reason for having her
Your well too? Your after moving?
Seriously, I'm a savage and I wouldn't be able to move after it.
You'd definitely need a Tar disposal unit to help you.
It is worth it though.
I have to try the Yasai Gyoza Dumplings myself. It is a crime that I have never had them
Did you see Grab one is doing a deal for Govindas?
http://www.grabone.ie/dublin/govindas-vegetarian
milka chocolate is so amazing, used to always be given it by relations in Belgium and Switzerland. So long since I had it.
Yup I've moved now, not too far, I'm about Phibsboro now, it's so handy for everywhere I love it. New housemates seem grand so far, hungarian, russian and spanish so we're an odd bunch
Actually spent so long talking earlier about the different sounds you make to call animals in different countries So odd to hear them calling cats different ways, mind blowing stuff moonbaby! I just never knew.
Also discovered that there is a cat that comes to visit out the back, we've not made friends yet but we will, in time.
Would want to be big for the price. Saw that govindas thing but I just wouldnt really spend more than €7 each anyway. Have got a good few of those food dealys recently, used one for foam cafe recently. Their food's not the best but the place is deadly!0 -
milka chocolate is so amazing, used to always be given it by relations in Belgium and Switzerland. So long since I had it.
Yup I've moved now, not too far, I'm about Phibsboro now, it's so handy for everywhere I love it. New housemates seem grand so far, hungarian, russian and spanish so we're an odd bunch
Actually spent so long talking earlier about the different sounds you make to call animals in different countries So odd to hear them calling cats different ways, mind blowing stuff moonbaby! I just never knew.
Also discovered that there is a cat that comes to visit out the back, we've not made friends yet but we will, in time.
Would want to be big for the price. Saw that govindas thing but I just wouldnt really spend more than €7 each anyway. Have got a good few of those food dealys recently, used one for foam cafe recently. Their food's not the best but the place is deadly!
I found a website that ships Milka. My christmas present to me, is going to be 2kg of the hard stuff. Like this.
/droolllzz
If I die from sugar exhaustion.....I'll make sure what is left find you.
I really Like Phibsoro.:) My friends used to live by the Berkley Rd. They just moved. Have been pottering around there for years.
The Thai place, Camille does a really decent lunch special, noodles for 6 quid.
Your housemates sound cool It'll be interest to see how all the cultural quirks mix together.
I'm gonna pm you a cat story when I finish. :pac:
Aw is the food not good in Foam? Another friend used to live by there.
Manys a night, I had to be torn away from the sight of things cakey and lovely.... after hours of course.
I must look out for some of those deals. Had amazing Pizza recently, in a little place in Rathmines. Manifesto. Not cheap though, but worth it.0 -
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I found a website that ships Milka. My christmas present to me, is going to be 2kg of the hard stuff. Like this.
/droolllzz
If I die from sugar exhaustion.....I'll make sure what is left find you.
I really Like Phibsoro.:) My friends used to live by the Berkley Rd. They just moved. Have been pottering around there for years.
The Thai place, Camille does a really decent lunch special, noodles for 6 quid.
Your housemates sound cool It'll be interest to see how all the cultural quirks mix together.
I'm gonna pm you a cat story when I finish. :pac:
Aw is the food not good in Foam? Another friend used to live by there.
Manys a night, I had to be torn away from the sight of things cakey and lovely.... after hours of course.
I must look out for some of those deals. Had amazing Pizza recently, in a little place in Rathmines. Manifesto. Not cheap though, but worth it.
Look at the lil river of toffee in the picture :P
If I find some illegible etchings in half-melted slabs of chocolate by the pile of sugar that used to be you, I will only assume it is your will left to me :pac:
Im near enough to there, at the back of the joy basically, it's nicer than it sounds! Oh I've seen that Camille place, must check it out, actually the potato place in the epicurean does thai noodles now too, I had their veggie curry and noodles there for 5.50 or something, was so yummy and it's all cooked fresh there.
The food is grand in foam, nothing special for the price though, it is worth a visit though for a magpie such as yourself :PGah wrote out a reeally long winded cat story and the laptop dies!
I'm off to my leaba....but you'll have it tomorrow.
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Look at the lil river of toffee in the picture :P
I can't stop looking at it! You'd swear you could just reach out and snaffle it off the screen.Im near enough to there, at the back of the joy basically, it's nicer than it sounds! Oh I've seen that Camille place, must check it out, actually the potato place in the epicurean does thai noodles now too, I had their veggie curry and noodles there for 5.50 or something, was so yummy and it's all cooked fresh there.
Ouh I was looking at a place myself there a couple of months ago. Really nice places behind there
There is a Potato emporium in Dubland? I never heard of that! Bumped in Potatoman and his Mam there one morning too. He never told me!
Cat story isn't remotely exciting. It is just cat nerdy babble. You might appreciate it though :P0 -
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My dad painted some sort of gloss paint thingy on our stair handrail, and it takes hours to dry so it was all sticky and I noticed a tiny little flying insect stuck to it, making teeny tiny little impulses to set itself free, so I freed it very carefully but its legs were too sticky to be useful and I had to let my kitty euthanise it. I feel horrible. Someone please tell me that I'm being unreasonable. 0 -
You know...I've never asked myself that question before, and I've not asked any chip shops I've been to either. Maybe its time I started. I would reckon that it wouldnt be too high (with a bit of luck anyway).Theres a thread on making chipper chips here
People wondering if chippers use lard or oil. I though maybe some veggies would have asked chippers in the past what oil they use. I expect it is a mixture but what sort of % do you reckon use animal fat?
Anybody know?
You made a lot of effort to free the insect in the first place, so You shouldnt feel bad about that. If it was stuck to the handrail it more than likely would have died in that position, and would have taken much longer too.anothernight wrote: »
My dad painted some sort of gloss paint thingy on our stair handrail, and it takes hours to dry so it was all sticky and I noticed a tiny little flying insect stuck to it, making teeny tiny little impulses to set itself free, so I freed it very carefully but its legs were too sticky to be useful and I had to let my kitty euthanise it. I feel horrible. Someone please tell me that I'm being unreasonable.
It's weighed against the quick and hopefully painless, or long, drawn out suffering. I would say You done the right thing, so dont feel bad about it.:)
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