Vegan Cupcakes Take Over The World The 5 Most Ridiculously Unjust Religious Afterlives All of you will die someday (you, not us-we're having our brains frozen) and many of you believe in some kind of afterlife. Unfortunately, depending on which religion you believe in, you can get totally screwed on Judgment Day based on a number of arbitrary technicalities. For instance: #5. Zoroastrians: Judged by Their Bridge-Crossing Ability Zoroastrianism used to be a big deal. But now there are barely a quarter of a million followers worldwide, which means that for every Zoroastrian, there are two tree-hugging Wiccans. Zoroastrians' afterlife is similar to Christianity's idea of believe in the concept of there being two afterlives, one super place full of happiness where you never miss your favorite TV programs and the local stores always have those Ice-Cold coke machines outside, and another place of misery, gloom and suffering. So What's the Problem? Judgement is decreed by the individual's ability to cross the Bridge of Chinvat, the account keeper (a St. #4. #3. Above: Heaven. #2.
A Life (Time) of Cooking | It's Spring in Adelaide, well at least I think it is. It is creeping in slowly this year. 101 Cookbooks - Healthy Recipe Journal 25 Legitimately Useful Sites for College Students Oct 20, 2008 As you navigate around the Web, it's so easy to get pulled into rabbit holes of irrelevance. The Internet is filled with sites that offer nothing of value for college students. But if you know where to look, there are quite a few sites that are legitimately useful. Here are 25 valuable sites that you'll want to bookmark today. By Sarah Wright Sites for Every Student Rate My Professors - This site is great for college students who're planning their class schedule. Sites for Student Researchers RefDesk - This award-winning site is a great place to find and check facts. Sites for Student Writers Essay Punch - Essay Punch is an interactive online essay-writing tutorial. Sites for Students Who Read The Online Books Page - This University of Pennsylvania website has more than 30,000 books that anyone can read for free online. Sites for Students Who Socialize Facebook - More than half of all college students have a Facebook account. Like the idea of having books online?
Quinoa Taco Salad Quinoa Taco Salad Days Looking for a fresh idea for a summer picnic or backyard get-together? This cool and breezy quinoa taco salad might be just what you're craving. Laced with lime juice and sea salt, the combo of fluffy quinoa and ripe avocado, spiked with red onion and sunny sweet pepper, served on a crisp bed of romaine lettuce, is a light and healthy twist on the salsa drenched bean and cheese heavy taco salads so ubiquitous years ago. It's a total win for gluten-free vegans and vegetarians. Quinoa is much more hip than canned re-fried beans. The inspiration for a quinoa taco salad was sparked over on the Gluten-Free Goddess Facebook page. Quinoa? Patsy generously shared her recipe with me. I kept the seasoning simple, relying on my favorite New Mexican inspired pairing of lime juice and sea salt. Quinoa Taco Salad Recipe Recipe posted May 2010. My vegan quinoa taco salad is sans tomatoes. You'll need: 1 cup quinoa , rinsed, then cooked in two cups water (I use a rice cooker Ingredients:
Living and Raw Foods: The largest community on the internet for living and raw food information The 10 Best College Websites - The College Solution When I typed "college" into Google today, I got 631 million hits. When I searched for "scholarships" and "financial aid," I generated another 51 million and 58 million results. Nobody has time to slog through all that and a lot of it is probably schlock anyway. You can, however, dramatically cut down on the time you need to find great colleges at bargain prices if you spend time visiting what I consider to be the 10 best college websites. In no particular order, here are my choices for the top 10 college websites: 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Hand-Held Salad and Your Basic Dipping Sauce - Your Vegan Mom And now that we have discussed what the Jaconi Bierys are eating for dinner this week (In theory. I have strayed so far from my plan. Do you stick to it?), let's talk about lunch. I go through lunch kicks. Last month (and by that I do mean approximately thirty consecutive days), I ate a quinoa-lentil bowl with avocado and walnuts and a quick dressing of flax oil, lemon juice, soy sauce, and sriracha. Basic Dipping SauceThis is perfect for dipping vegetable dumplings from the freezer section at Trader Joe's or these hand-held mini salads. 2 tablespoons soy sauce2 tablespoons seasoned rice vinegar 1 tablespoon agave nectar1/2 teaspoon toasted sesame oil minced chili or hot sauce to taste Stir to combine. Look!
International Vegetarian Union Free Shepherd's Pie Two Ways Gluten-Free Shepherd's Pie Two Ways (one vegan) A cold rain is rolling through Connecticut, interrupting a whisper of mist with sudden bursts of stinging wet drops. The skies are wooly gray, gloomy and low. It's the kind of day that calls for comfort in the form of food. Something baked in a crock. Something piping hot and old fashioned. A savory pie, I said out loud, standing at the kitchen sink, listening to the staccato of rain drumming the skylights. Don't tease me, said my husband, looking up from his latest screenplay. I wouldn't joke about a thing like pie, I assured him. Seriously. Please, he said. You know, that could get you into trouble, I told him. Their ilk? Yes, I said solemnly. Hey. I turned toward him. No offense, but. I know, I assured him. I have a legume issue, he stated. I love you anyway, I said. For better or for worse. Legumes or no legumes. Gluten-Free Shepherd's Pie Recipe Two Ways This a light and healthy version of shepherd's pie made without dairy, lamb, or beef.
Vegan Lunch Box The best broccoli of your life « In My Box I don’t like to post recipes without providing a picture, but I know the crappy picture I took late at night while everyone was eagerly waiting to pounce on the food is not going to convince you. I don’t know if my words are going to convince you. Maybe Adam over at The Amateur Gourmet, from whom I got this recipe (and the title of this post, because really, what else is there to be said?), can convince you. Perhaps a read-through of the recipe will sway you. Maybe the fact that we’ve made this recipe 15 or so times but I’ve never managed to make it last long enough for a real photo-shoot will carry some weight. But really, the only thing for it is please, PLEASE just make this recipe. It’s broccoli, and it’s roasted. Adam of The Amateur Gourmet got the recipe from The Barefoot Contessa, and I got him from him. Writing this post I feel like I sound like Duck when he writes so lyrically and dreamily about The Best Song in the World. Roasted Broccoli with Pine Nuts and Lemon Zest
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