Member Since:
Oct. 2000
Cooking Level:
Intermediate
Cooking Interests:
Vegetarian, Kids
To tell the truth, I don't really like cooking all that much, but I love to eat. So I take the time to make good food. I tend to stay away from preservatives, artificial colors and flavors, and trans fats. I try to cook with canola oil or olive oil whenever I can, since those are good for you. I often use organic vegetables, milk, eggs, etc. I have 2 young children and am always on the lookout for recipes the whole family will like. We tend to eat Vegetarian, but usually have chicken a couple of times a week. I've read that people in the US tend to get too much protein, so I don't worry about that. I think it's important to eat lots of fruits and veggies and am always trying to up our intake, because it always seems we revert to eating less. We live in Austin, but lived in Seattle for 7 years before living here. A big thank you to all of you who share your healthy recipes here! It's so hard to find good cookbooks.
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Wakula's First Attempt at Vegetable Stew
This is really good. I do leave out the celery salt, cayenne and bay leaves though. I've tried it with bok choy and with swiss chard at different times and they are both good. I do tend to use pinto or white kidney beans instead of the black beans because that's what my kids like. Yes, my kids eat this. They don't love it, but they don't complain or refuse to eat it, which is good.
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Reviewed On:
Nov. 9, 2008
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Curried Coconut Chicken
Very good. I did drain the chopped tomatoes and simmered for 40 minutes - which causes sauce to be thicker. I will make it again.
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Reviewed On:
Feb. 24, 2005
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Teriyaki Wraps
Recipe way too salty and I didn't even put in the salt. I'm going to try it again, though, without the soy sauce. General taste was good, just needs less salt.
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Reviewed On:
Apr. 25, 2001
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