Double Chocolate Oatmeal Vegan Cookies
Two of my favorite local cafes in my new city have a variation of this cookie for sale (though theirs is also gluten free) and I can’t help myself from ordering it almost… Continue reading
What a ridiculous title to lead with on the first post back after a looong hiatus. Since the last post your Ripe Avocados team are no longer roommates (except in our hearts) and… Continue reading
This is completely out of season, because it’s been ages and ages since the blog was updated. A broken camera and general business/laziness have led to poor RA being neglected. But we’ll try… Continue reading
This post goes up with a major shoutout to my Uncle David–soon after having to return one of my favorite (borrowed) cookbooks of the last several months, Yotam Ottolenghi’s Plenty, to its rightful… Continue reading
At our thanksgiving dinner, our friend Marty brought over dessert: an awesome apple crumble and some freshly baked cookies. You would think that amongst the pumpkin pie, cheesecake and pumpkin brownies the cookies… Continue reading
A note: the blog is on (hopefully temporary) hiatus as our house camera is broken! So we’ll try and update from our archives of photos, which explains the non-seasonal foods. Bear with us!… Continue reading
We made this as one of the main dishes for our awesome thanksgiving dinner. The sauce on this lasagna is my favorite part… It’s creamy and toasty but the lemon zest really gives it… Continue reading
Ah, autumn. The air is crisp, the leaves are crunchy and the nights are getting cold. The last harvest has come to the great north and all the fall colours are on display.… Continue reading
Ever since I discovered this tofu technique, it’s basically the only way I ever prepare the stuff now. When tofu is just left as is (what the heck, salad bars), I’m only okaaaay… Continue reading
Tomatillos come into season around this time of year in Montreal and our campus organic market is brimming with them! We’ve probably made a batch every week this month and are not even close to… Continue reading