Another Mushroom Recipe

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Fettucini with Mushroom Gravy

 

 

 

Three things: boiled and drained fettucini, vegan gravy (I used a mix),

and sauted mushrooms (I sauted in olive oil). Mix the three ingredients

together.

 

Almost as easy to make as it was to type. *grin*

[Guest guest]

Doesn't get simpler than that, does it, unless

you can find a mix with the mushrooms already in

it *wink*

 

But you know, sometimes the simpler things are a

boon when you're hungry, tired but can't bear the

thought of another take-out meal. Quick & Easy

meals? We all need 'em!

 

Love and hugs, Pat

 

> Fettucini with Mushroom Gravy

>

>

>

> Three things: boiled and drained fettucini,

> vegan gravy (I used a mix),

> and sauted mushrooms (I sauted in olive oil).

> Mix the three ingredients

> together.

>

> Almost as easy to make as it was to type.

> *grin*

 

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[Guest guest]

I guess you could get the mushroom gravy in jar. Put just enough in a

bowl for one serving and heat in microwave, then add just enough

noodles for one and stir. Probably could get even easier.

 

, Pat <drpatsant wrote:

>

> Doesn't get simpler than that, does it, unless

> you can find a mix with the mushrooms already in

> it *wink*

>

> But you know, sometimes the simpler things are a

> boon when you're hungry, tired but can't bear the

> thought of another take-out meal. Quick & Easy

> meals? We all need 'em!

>

> Love and hugs, Pat

>

> > Fettucini with Mushroom Gravy

> >

> >

> >

> > Three things: boiled and drained fettucini,

> > vegan gravy (I used a mix),

> > and sauted mushrooms (I sauted in olive oil).

> > Mix the three ingredients

> > together.

> >

> > Almost as easy to make as it was to type.

> > *grin*

>

> ----

> Vegetarian Spice:

> http://beanvegan.blogspot.com

> Vegan World Cuisine: http://www.care2.com/c2cvegworld

> Vegetarian Slimming:

vegetarianslimming

> Vegetarians In Canada:

vegetariansincanada

> " Atrocities are not less atrocities when they occur in laboratories

and are called medical research. " (George Bernard Shaw)

>

>

>

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> I guess you could get the mushroom gravy in jar. Put just enough in a

> bowl for one serving and heat in microwave, then add just enough

> noodles for one and stir. Probably could get even easier.

 

LOL Probably could, but it would be a horror show of a meal by then, eh? Still,

I imagine

that there are some clever concoctions people with hungry kids have made

successfully in

a motel room with the aid of a coffee/tea maker - but let's not go there right

now. I'm not

feeling quite strong enough

 

Love and hugs, Pat

[Guest guest]

On 2/6/08, Pat <drpatsant wrote:

>

> Still, I imagine

> that there are some clever concoctions people with hungry

> kids have made successfully in

> a motel room with the aid of a coffee/tea maker -

 

Lots of motel rooms these days have microwaves - not just the

expensive hotels anymore. For a hungry kid, if there's a microwave,

nuke a potato and put salsa on it.

 

If there's no cooking facilities, Fantastic Foods makes an instant

hummus that's not as good as fresh but not bad in a pinch. If you just

make it with water, it's got 3.5 g fat per serving (the box says to

add olive oil, but I never do.) Add some pita bread (doesn't crush in

the suitcase like yeast bread!) a couple of tomatoes (romas are hardy

enough to survive a purse) and a container of sprouts and there's a

quick lunch for everyone while travelling. :-)

 

Sparrow