Easy Vegetable Curry Cooking on the Go

June 27th, 2009
Easy Vegan Curry

You don’t always have everything you need to make a recipe perfectly. Sometimes you don’t even have access to a recipe. So what do you do? Make some curry! Staying in Japan like I am now, it is often hard to find the ingredients that you would hope to find for curry (like coconut milk, [...]

Yakisoba: Quick, Easy, and Tasty

June 26th, 2009
Yakisoba

Yakisoba is one of my favorite things to eat. The thin noodles fry up quickly in some olive oil and then you can add whatever you want in the way of vegetables, mushrooms, etc. It is also pretty cheap, at about $1.50 for 3 servings. Anyway, to prepare, just fry up some yakisoba in a [...]

Curry: The Best Thing Ever Injected Into Bread

June 23rd, 2009
Tomato Curry Pan

It is called curry pan (curry bread), and while I can’t speak to its origins, it is good stuff. Although I’ve known of its existence for some time, I never asked what was in it. Today I finally stopped into the panya (a fresh bread store) and took a look. Turns out they make curry [...]

Japan Vegan: Putting Ajipon on Everything

June 9th, 2009
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The most difficult part of being vegan in Japan is that even the most innocent, vegan things you can think of are topping with, friend in, or souped (for lack of a better word) in something that is not vegan. However, when you are cooking for yourself you have the option of putting your udon [...]

7 Tips for a Good Vegan Road Trip

March 27th, 2009

Because I am a cyclist with my college’s team, every year I end up travelling all about the country on the weekends, staying in hotels, and trying to get enough food to live properly. Based on what I learned last year and the obstacles I anticipate in the coming year, I decided to write a [...]