Vegan fries supreme.


There's barely a recipe to this vegan fries supreme, but definitely a suggested path to take for this.. Lots of you on my Insta asked for the method! So. Here we go.

To make this dish, I air-fried one potato, with 1 tsp oil and some cajun seasoning. Oh - skin on, always and forever.

While this was happening, I chopped up and sauteed some veggie ground round, onion, bell pepper and mushrooms.

Everything finished up around the same time -- 15 or 20 minutes.

Top with Daiya cheeze sauce and Tofutti sour cream. "Garnish" with chopped green onion. Tomato or chives would be a great call too. That's it, that's all, folks.

Plum Perogies.


Plum perogies are a big deal, but I couldn't seem to find the "recipe" for them online anywhere. Or, at least the "PROPER" filling. I've seen whole plums, quartered, then thrown into the dough and boiled. I've seen plum compote filling. I've seen all sorts. This recipe uses prune plums, which are a little smaller than a golf ball and come 'round markets in August/September for something like $1.50/lb. They're filled with a little flour and sugar, boiled, and slathered in vegan butter.


Ingredients
1 batch plain ole perogy dough -- I used Isa Chandra's recipe!
24 prune plums (they'll appear "dusty" when they're ready)
1/2 cup flour
1 cup sugar


With a sharp little knife, carefully remove the plum pit, slice it like you would an avocado but make sure it's not completely halved! Keeping about 1/2 - 1 inch of the skin connecting the two halves is about right. This helps keep everything together in the dough down the road.

Mix together the 2:1 sugar:flour ratio and drop about 1/4 teaspoon into the plum, where the pit used to be. Close up the plum.



Roll your dough out, about 1/4" thick. With a mason jar lid, drinking glass or biscuit butter, cut out the dough circles. You'll want them to be about 4" in diamater.

Fill each circle of dough with one plum, pinch tight, and boil until they float. That's it that's all! Ensure these are absolutely coated in vegan butter.

These freeze great, but make sure you've pinched these WELL. The plums will expand in the freezer, a little, and you don't want your dough to split.

Again, L O T S   O F   B U T T E R.