To go with the lentils he made cauliflower with spicy vinaigrette. This was an extremely easy dish of steamed cauliflower with a piquant dressing, proving once again that a dish doesn't have to be complicated or take hours, to be terrific. This dish might end up on our Thanksgiving table.
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Cooking contest
Are you feeling creative and in the mood to enter a cooking contest with a $25,000 grand prize? I received an email from French's Mustard representative Danielle Nuxxo who wrote:
"I came across your Easy Vegan Cooking blog...and wanted to send you some info on a new cooking contest from French’s Food, where you can win a trip to NYC for a cook-off and get a chance at the $25,000 grand prize. Since mustard is naturally low in sugar, fat and calories, I thought your vegan readers would enjoy the challenge of coming up with a naturally delicious recipe that fits well into the gluten-free and vegan lifestyle.
Here are the details on how to enter the contest. Time is running out, since all entries need to be entered by Saturday, Oct. 31. Each recipe must:
• Be original, unpublished, and created by you
• Include at least one French's product
• Include no more than 8 ingredients (with the exception of salt, pepper and water…those are freebies)
• Be prepared and ready to serve in under 60 minutes (Parents are busy, we all know that!)
• For recipe inspiration and giveaways, check out the French’s Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/pages/Frenchs/129122660682?ref=ts
Recipes will be evaluated on appearance, creativity and overall deliciousness and must be submitted by Saturday, October 31, 2009 online at: http://frenchs.com/Login.php?redirect=/Contest/SubmitRecipe.php. Five finalists, determined by online voting and a judging panel, will compete in a LIVE Cook-Off event to be held in New York City for a chance to win the Grand Prize of $25,000!"
I know it's a tight deadline but my fellow bloggers are so creative!
I have The Vegan Table and I've like everything I've made out of there so far. I haven't tried the artichoke stew yet though. The cauliflower looks great, sometimes simple really is the best way to go. :-)
ReplyDeleteI got the Vegan Table from the library, and I had my eye on that red lentil stew too--I love artichokes! I am glad to know it is good.
ReplyDeleteCourtney
Chow,
ReplyDeleteSo far so good. I can't wait to try more recipes.
Courtney,
You should try some recipes and let me know how they are.