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Author: The Cooking Lawyer
Jumble cookies
Jumble cookies take the base of an oatmeal raisin cookie but then you add extras that you have on hand.
Banana-Pumpkin Muffins
Vegan/lenten pumpkin banana muffins are a great way to eat healthier especially on the go.
Vegan Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
Vegan, lenten oatmeal raisin cookies are an easy treat perfect to share during Lent.
Lenten Banana Brownies / Vegan Banana Brownies
Vegan Lenten Banana Brownies are a healthy alternative to brownies using bananas, avocados, applesauce, and chia seeds. You won’t miss the milk, butter, or eggs.
Lenten Escarole and Bean Soup
Lenten Escarole and White Bean Soup is a quick and easy soup to warm you up on a cold night.
Stuffed Grape Leaves (Koupepia)
When I was growing up, a weekly staple was stuffed grape leaves. These are not dolmades – which are vegetarian. Instead, these are a hearty Cypriot version more comparable to stuffed cabbage given they are stuffed with ground beef and rice. These are lemony, delicious, and filling.
Creamy Cranberry-Jalapeño Cream Cheese Dip with a Zip
Enjoy this winter delight with crackers, pita chips, or even veggies. The jalapeño adds a nice spice-level while the cream cheese cools it down. The cranberry gives you that nice tart. In all, its a well balanced dip. You can even use the leftovers on a bagel the next day (well, if your guests don’t […]
Slow cooker bacala in a tomato-caper sauce
The Feast of the Seven Fishes is a traditional Christmas Eve feast. We have at least 7 fishes, but usually more. This year, we had bacala two ways – slow cooker bacala in a tomato caper sauce and fried bacala recipe (https://cookingupjustice.com/feast-of-the-seven-fishes-fried-bacala-cod/). Because the bacala cod is a salted fish, you need to start the […]
Feast of the Seven Fishes Fried Bacala (Cod)
The Feast of the Seven Fishes is a traditional Christmas Eve feast. We have at least 7 fishes, but usually more. This year, we had bacala two ways – slow cooker bacala in a tomato caper sauce (https://cookingupjustice.com/slow-cooker-bacala-in-a-tomato-caper-sauce/), and this fried bacala recipe. Frying the bacala was way easier than I thought, and fried up […]