A Day of Vegan Feasting, V1: Brunch
This past Sunday was a monumental day of fantastic vegan food eating for myself, VegYogini and Your Vegan Mom (let’s just call her Trina). It started off as a beautiful sunny day brunch at the home of Trina with her lovely family and friends. It ended with an amazing dinner at a new (not-yet-open but sure to blow your mind) vegan Japanese restaurant in Little Tokyo. I’ll be telling you all about that special adventure soon, but for now let’s get back to brunch, shall we?
We were greeted first thing at Trina’s to a basket of scrumptious, freshly baked muffins and mimosa. One type of muffin involved apples and all other manner of yummy, the other muffin was carrot… and dang, I don’t really remember what all went into these. In a testament to their awesomeness though I can tell you that I ate them in multiples (and got to bring some home with me too).
VegYogini and I got to lend a helping hand in sectioning grapefruits for a fresh citrus salad with mint and agave nectar.
Trina’s pièce de résistance were these incredible little mini crustless quiches. They were based on the recipe over at the Fat Free Vegan blog but using different veggies. One was made with Swiss chard, the other with sweet potato and roasted Pablano peppers (it’s highly possible that I’m getting the details all wrong, so if Trina is reading this, feel free to correct any errors). Anyhow, these were soooo good! They tasted exactly like an egg quiche but were in fact totally vegan… and totally delicious. I’ve got to try and make these.
Tasty rosemary roasted potatoes.
And here’s my plate bringing it all together…
What a groovy way to spend the day. I highly suggest that you find someone to invite you over to their house for a homemade vegan brunch. Or if you’re up to it, host one yourself. Then invite me.
Check back soon for “Foodeater’s Day of Vegan Feasting, Part 2: Dinner”
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Comment by Manuel — January 16, 2008 @ 10:51 pm
Oh man! I am so totally going to make those quiches; I get so bored with traditional breakfast options and they sound sooooo good. Thanks for the yummy link!
Comment by Nina — January 17, 2008 @ 1:19 am
That spread seriously makes me want to throw a brunch party! What a great idea to put sweet potato in those mini-quiches…. two things I love!
Comment by Vegan_Noodle — January 17, 2008 @ 8:02 am
Those potatoes look tasty!
Comment by Tiana — January 17, 2008 @ 9:44 am
Vegan Japanese in Little Tokyo?! I am dying to know about this.
Comment by Bronwen — January 17, 2008 @ 1:22 pm
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Comment by FoodEater — January 17, 2008 @ 2:58 pm
Ack! I still need to post about all this goodness!
Comment by vegyogini — January 17, 2008 @ 5:11 pm
Damn, you’re getting veg Japanese in LA? Now you have reason to come to SF!
I love brunches! That food looks soooo good!
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