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• ‘The Queer Cookies Cookbook’ pairs poetry with recipes in a sweet celebration of community - The Washington Post
• Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream | Food & Recipes from the Farm | lancasterfarming.com - Lancaster Farming
• 10 Recipes That Will Veganize Dad on Father's Day - VegNews
• 5 spicy, summer recipes to make this week | Food & Cooking | tulsaworld.com - Tulsa World
• Recipes for dishes you can grill for Dad today - Los Angeles Times

‘The Queer Cookies Cookbook’ pairs poetry with recipes in a sweet celebration of community - The Washington Post Posted: 21 Jun 2021 01:20 AM PDT In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, or using a hand mixer and a large bowl, combine the coconut oil, sugar, cardamom, Aleppo pepper, black pepper and cloves and beat on medium-low speed, until smooth, about 3 minutes. Using a flexible spatula, scrape down the sides and bottom of the bowl, add the vanilla and almond extracts and mix on medium-low speed until combined. Add the gluten-free flour and mix on low speed until almost incorporated, then add the almond flour and mix on medium speed until just combined. Using a flexible spatula, scrape down the sides and bottom of the bowl to make sure no pockets of flour remain. The dough will be crumbly.

Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream | Food & Recipes from the Farm | lancasterfarming.com - Lancaster Farming Posted: 20 Jun 2021 06:35 AM PDT Ingredients 3 cups milk 2 cups heavy cream 1 can sweetened condensed milk 1 tablespoon vanilla Directions Stir all ingredients together well. Pour into ice-cream maker and churn until ice cream is finished. This is the fastest and easiest way to make delicious ice cream that I know. This mixture makes a little more than my 1-1/2 quart Cuisinart ice cream maker can hold so I have to refreeze my bowl and churn the rest at a later time. We use fresh milk from our goats and everyone loves it. Besides dairy goats, we also have chickens on pasture and sell eggs. We have four boys, Adam, 15, Joshua, 13, Jacob, 10, and Andrew, 7. I enjoy trying new recipes and adding to my recipe collection. Recipe by Valerie Newcomer, Nazareth, Pennsylvania

10 Recipes That Will Veganize Dad on Father's Day - VegNews Posted: 20 Jun 2021 10:06 AM PDT You've got the perfect activity planned and the perfect gift, but when it comes down to the food on Father's Day, you're a bit weary. Of course, you want to please him, but treating him to a steakhouse meal is against your vegan values, and you know he'll complain the entire time if you go out to a vegan restaurant. Plus, we're still trying to stop the spread of the coronavirus, so going out may not be the best option, anyway. Avoid confrontation and give Dad a meal he'll actually enjoy by whipping up a few of these Dad-friendly vegan dishes. From breakfast to dessert, we've got you. 1. Spicy Sausage and Tofu Breakfast Burrito by Nut-Free Vegan This grab-and-go breakfast is so simple, even Dad can pull it off. Spend a bit of bonding time together in the kitchen and teach him how to make it. The recipe relies on store-bought ingredients such as vegan sausage links, tofu, and vegan cheese. The most difficult part is wrapping the burrito. If it falls apart, call it a breakfast bowl and dig in.  Get the recipe here. 2. Beyond Meat Meatloaf Burgers by Audrey Dunham  For Father's Day, you can do more than just slap a Beyond Burger on a bun (and that bun better be toasted). This homemade hefty handhold will surely impress, and he might even let you take a turn at the grill during the next barbecue.  Get the recipe here. 3. Spicy Watermelon Tuna Sushi Rolls by Edgy Veg If your dad goes out with his buddies for All-You-Can-Eat sushi, indulge his cravings with this remarkably fishy plant-based tuna roll. You can transform the humble watermelon into a sushi-grade tuna consistency by marinating and baking it low and slow. It's just one example of vegan magic (aquafaba is another example, if you were wondering).  Get the recipe here. 4. One-Pot Vegan Hamburger Helper by Mississippi Vegan It's the boxed meal your family knows and loves—but infinitely better. This recipe is made with a hint of spice and a generous pinch of nostalgia. It's beefy, cheesy, and there's not a green thing in sight—making it perfect for picky eaters and steak-and-potatoes dads alike.  Get the recipe here. 5. BBQ Texas Pizza by BOSH These two vegan bro bloggers might be from the UK, but they make an insanely good barbecue pizza. This hot pie is topped with seasoned smoked tofu, barbecue-rubbed mushrooms, corn, tomatoes, and a liberal amount of barbecue sauce. Just don't tell Dad there's no cheese—he won't notice.  Get the recipe here. 6. Korean barbecue by The Korean Vegan You'll definitely win Dad over when you prove that his favorite Korean barbecue dishes can be veganized. Treat him to a full feast with these savory scallion pancakes, kimchi, tteobokki, and soon tofu soup.     Get the recipe here. 7. Vegan Fish Tacos by Dora's Table The love for tacos is universal—you'll immediately capture Pop's good graces with these traditional Baja-style tofu fish tacos. Thanks to an exceptional fishy marinade, there's no way he'll be able to detect the tofu. Let him take a bite and then watch his eyes bug out when you tell him he just ate tofu.  Get the recipe here. 8. Vegan Wellington Cheeseburger by Wicked Healthy This monster of an entrée is definitely celebration food. If it turns Dad vegan (or at least stops him from making vegan jokes), it's worth the labor of love. The Sarno brothers nail this fusion food by encasing two thick, spicy jalapeno vegan patties with flaky puff pastry and adding three generous slices of vegan cheese, sautéed spinach, red onion, and a mustard crème fraîche sauce. You'll never hear, "I'm always hungry after I eat vegan food," from Dad again.  Get the recipe here. 9. Chocolate Stout Cake with Whiskey Ganache by Oh, Ladycakes Chocolate knows no gender, and there are definitely chocoholic dads out there. Pair his adoration of chocolate with strong alcohol and you'll make his day. This showstopper is simple to put together and travels well. It may be the start of your annual vegan Father's Day tradition.  Get the recipe here. 10. Cheesecake by Lauren Toyota Save the raw cheesecake for another time—if you're trying to veganize Dad, you'll want to give him the real deal, no-frill, New York-style version first. Your search for the perfect vegan cheesecake stops here.  Get the recipe here. Tanya Flink is a Digital Editor at VegNews as well as a writer and runner living in Orange County, CA. Photo credit: Mississippi Vegan (left) and Oh Lady Cakes (right) Love the plant-based lifestyle as much as we do? Get the BEST vegan recipes, travel, celebrity interviews, product picks, and so much more inside every issue of VegNews Magazine. Find out why VegNews is the world's #1 plant-based magazine by subscribing today! Subscribe

5 spicy, summer recipes to make this week | Food & Cooking | tulsaworld.com - Tulsa World Posted: 20 Jun 2021 02:45 PM PDT [unable to retrieve full-text content]5 spicy, summer recipes to make this week | Food & Cooking | tulsaworld.com  Tulsa World

Recipes for dishes you can grill for Dad today - Los Angeles Times Posted: 20 Jun 2021 08:00 AM PDT You can close that web browser marked "gifts for dads." And throw away the socks you just bought or that hideous tie. (Who even wears ties anymore after a year of working from home?) No, instead of giving Dad a gift he'll graciously accept, then never use, how about you just grill him a great lunch, yeah? Newsletter Get our new Cooking newsletter. You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. You can't go wrong with a good steak, and this recipe involves rubbing steak with taco seasoning for a punch of flavor with no work. Similarly, this grilled chicken gets all its impact from a quick gochujang sauce that glazes the meat at the end of cooking for a burnished, sticky-sweet shellac. If Dad is a seafood guy, grill up some split lobster tails or Dungeness crab legs; a chile-spiked herb sauce and plenty of lemon are all you need to brighten up either one. And whether Dad is into dessert or not, serve him this grilled pineapple infused with char from the grill and slathered in a spiced rum and condensed milk glaze that he won't be able to stop eating. He might even want to do the grilling himself, but with you having already prepped the food to go on the grates, he'll have a much better time than trying to come up with situations on the spot in which he can't wait to wear that tie or pair of socks. Advertisement Grilled Steak With Chunky Guacamole Salad Taco seasoning already has a bunch of different spices and herbs mixed up for you, so you don't have to buy them separately to use as a rub for this steak. Make sure to grab the low-sodium variety so you can control the amount of salt. Get the recipe. Cook time: 1 hour. (Jonathan Melendez / For the Times) Gochujang Glazed Grilled Chicken Gochujang, a Korean fermented soybean paste with red chiles, gives this grilled chicken a little kick. If you want your chicken spicy, use more gochujang in the salty-sweet glaze. Fresh lemon juice balances the sweetness with tang and also keeps the chicken juicy. Get the recipe. Cook time: 45 minutes. (Genevieve Ko / Los Angeles Times) Maine Lobsters Grilled With Herbs and Lemon Boil lobsters whole first so you can split them afterward and then grill them quickly to impart the smoky flavor of the fire. A squeeze of lemon and herby chimichurri is the best dressing for this simple preparation. Get the recipe. Cook time: 45 minutes. Grilled Dungeness Crab Whether using fresh or frozen and thawed, crab legs are a beloved grilling staple for a reason. The smokiness of the grill balances the rich sweetness of the crab like nothing else. Serve them with plenty of warm, spiced scallion butter for maximum finger-licking deliciousness. Get the recipe. Cook time: 20 minutes. Grilled Pineapple With Rum and Pepper Glaze Fruit on the grill is an obvious choice, but pineapple is the best candidate. Its over-the-top sweetness is tamed by the grill's fire while, here, a rum sauce made with pepper and sweetened condensed milk adds richness and heat to the sweet grilled dessert. Get the recipe. Cook time: 30 minutes. Advertisement

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