
This is a mum recipe if there ever was one. Preferred context – on top of a baked potato + a blob of cottage cheese. It is pretty healthy and so I tend to have it when I am feeling fat and unhealthy but like I don’t want to sacrifice a hearty meal and just eat a celery stick. Makes for a great lunch too – here’s an attempted transcription of mums recipe ( 1 glug = ~ 1 teaspoon?
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Yes, these delicious babes are served right here in Atlanta – right off of North Druid Hills at this place you have probably heard of or been to many times before called Bagel Palace. Tucked down in the midst of their million item menu is the ‘Coney Island Knish (fried)’.
Half of this recipe is a cop out as I just bought pre-made butternut squash ravioli this time. A ravioli recipe will come soon though – after making fresh ravioli I had told myself I would never go back because it’s just SO good…not even in the same echelon as pre-made…BUT sometimes you get lazy and if your local farmers market offers their own fresh ravioli y’know…
Often as a veg I find myself struggling to complete a meal. It seems to lack a final component that really makes it feel like a full meal. This makes ‘sides’ an important thing for us. ‘Sides’ to vegetarians are just food…just the section in a cookbook we can most often utilize, a couple of sides is our complete meal. So here is one of my favorite 5 minute sides that we enjoy all the time,
Today I bring a quintessentially English recipe and guest post from my mother!

annual physical in the last 10 years of my life recently – luckily all results were a-ok – unluckily they weighed me and I found out I weigh 10 pounds more than I thought I did. I’m not one for scales and numbers but oof! I’m now officially lying on my license and I didn’t even know it!
If I could do a byline to this article (which I am too technically impaired to do) it would say “now this is something for the bored vegetarians in Atl (thats not too pricey either!)”.