Jem Smith wrote:I enjoy Italian food. I got a vegan Italian cookbook with a few recipes that I like to make. I also like Indian food, which is often vegetarian/vegan or easy to make that way with small changes. Thai is also good - I can only cook a couple of Thai dishes but I'd like to learn more. With Chinese food I really like bao (steamed buns) but I don't know how to make them. Sometimes I have them when I go out. With Japanese I like veggie dumplings and edamame.
Spontaneo wrote:Jem Smith wrote:I enjoy Italian food. I got a vegan Italian cookbook with a few recipes that I like to make. I also like Indian food, which is often vegetarian/vegan or easy to make that way with small changes. Thai is also good - I can only cook a couple of Thai dishes but I'd like to learn more. With Chinese food I really like bao (steamed buns) but I don't know how to make them. Sometimes I have them when I go out. With Japanese I like veggie dumplings and edamame.
Are the veggie dumplings like pierogies?
Jem Smith wrote:Spontaneo wrote:Jem Smith wrote:I enjoy Italian food. I got a vegan Italian cookbook with a few recipes that I like to make. I also like Indian food, which is often vegetarian/vegan or easy to make that way with small changes. Thai is also good - I can only cook a couple of Thai dishes but I'd like to learn more. With Chinese food I really like bao (steamed buns) but I don't know how to make them. Sometimes I have them when I go out. With Japanese I like veggie dumplings and edamame.
Are the veggie dumplings like pierogies?
They were Japanese ones but yeah, pretty much the same thing. I think they might be made with rice flour instead of wheat flour but the texture is similar.
mrki444 wrote:Macaroni with bologense is favorite with pizza. So I choose Italian food. I should just add more fish in it. Maybe some Italian dish with fish or sea food?
I can't differentiate between the two since it's non Africa dish.Spontaneo wrote:Personally, my favorite is Italian. I grew up on such a dish.
Lately? My favorite Italian has become orzo. For example, orzo Alfredo, orzo salad, etc. Easy for myself to chew!
How about you?
Spontaneo wrote:A loved one puts tuna in her pasta.
mrki444 wrote:Spontaneo wrote:A loved one puts tuna in her pasta.
Sometimes I combine tuna from can or small fish from can with pasta and tomato sauce.
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