Ok, I'm on a mission. Now that I know this exists, I must try it. I always had a guilty pleasure of mac and cheese. The yellower and cheesier and faker and creamier the better. This stuff looks like it just might fit the bill. And I can't find it anywhere. Eek!
Yes, I know, there are some fantastic vegan mac and cheese recipes. But, they don't look like this. I can only hope it lives up to this amazing photograph.
Saturday, February 20, 2010
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Okay, stop right there. You haven't tried vegan mac 'n' cheese using nutritional yeast flakes.
ReplyDeleteI saw your post on the "Eating Animals" webpage and this is the first entry of yours that I've read, so I don't know if I'm telling you something you already know, but I'll tell you anyway, because it's awesome: If you don't have it already, buy the book "Veganomicon." It's an amazing vegan cookbook and it helped me go from vegetarian to vegan (I still struggle...sigh). She has a rockin' recipe in there for vegan mac and, trust me, that stuff is good. I had to tell myself to just back away from the pan. It's all about the nutritional yeast, which is easy to find at a health food store, or even a Whole Foods.
Anyway, congrats on going veg/vegan! I've only been onboard for about 3 years myself, but life just feels better when you're not eating meat! It's cool that you've started this blog, too, as it may help others go vegan! Ooh, and a word to the wise, Amy's Organic Mac 'n' Cheese isn't always vegan. I think there are two types, but one of them has casein in it, which is a milk protein.
Good luck!
Locali in Hollywood sells this, and hopefully Whole Foods will too soon!
ReplyDeleteDid you try it? How was it?
ReplyDeleteNot yet Mitchellaneous.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip Eco-Vegan Gal that "Locali" in Hollywood carries it. I'm hittin' it up this weekend.
http://www.localiyours.com/