Hey Bron!

[Guest guest]

Hey Bron, I'm behind... but want to make sure you posted these

wonderful sounding recipes/// I'd be happy to try some out (w/o the

eggs!!!) I'll just use the flax alternative!

 

=)

jenni

 

 

\\ Bron wrote:

 

> > Glad you tried the EnerG stuff. Does it work good in cookies,

> > perchance? I am a bit hesitant to potentially waste a whole recipe

> > if the EnerG doesn't work well for cookies or cakes. Plannin' to

> > crank up the KitchenAid tomorrow <g>...may have to resort to --and

> > please, no flames!--organic eggs for a couple of recipes if A) I

> > can't find the EnerG at the 14 Carrot tomorrow, or B) I can't be

> > assured it will work the same as eggs do. There are about ten

> > favorite, TNT (and ones I've sold the products from, actually!)

> > cookie recipes I've got that I may have to compromise and use eggs

> > in if the above A & B prove out.

[Guest guest]

=) please send them, when ever you get the time! =)

 

and yes, there are plenty of those expressions... the cookbook Vegan

Vittles by Joanne Stepaniak has many of them as well as alternative

phrases peppered throughout the book.

 

=)

jenni

 

On Jan 18, 2006, at 4:29 PM, <southernflower wrote:

> Hey Jenni...I didn't post them yet but will be happy to do so.

>

> But it will need to be later this evenin'...am collaging for cards

> at the

> moment!

> Maybe I'll try the flax alternative too in some of 'em. But I'm

> pretty sure

> it won't work in all of 'em...but maybe you can be the

> experimenter, yes?

>

> (Note: I nearly used the expression: " You can be my guinea pig! "

> UGH! It

> made me wonder just how many hostile-to-animals expressions we have

> in the

> English language, that we toss off all the time and don't even think

> about...unless our conscience has been raised by becoming

> vegetarian/vegan????)

>

> Bron