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  1. Hi everybody,

    My birthday is fast approaching (this Saturday), and as I'm in an odd stage for a student involving
    no drinking I don't want to do the traditional "occupy a pub" party. So I've pretty much decided on
    a vegan dinner party - I'll make something moderately large, and everyone else can bring a dish and
    enjoy the foody goodness. So, could someone recommend something big (feed 10+ people), cheap
    (student so no money), vegan and tasty?

    Thanks!

    --
    Alex Pounds (Creature) .~. LGBTSoc Comms Person CS2 Student /V\ Website working group chair // \\
    Environmental committee member "Variables won't; Constants aren't" /( )\ ^`~'^

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    Quoted message said:

    Hi everybody,

    My birthday is fast approaching (this Saturday), and as I'm in an odd stage for a student
    involving no drinking I don't want to do the traditional "occupy a pub" party. So I've pretty much
    decided on a vegan dinner party - I'll make something moderately large, and everyone else can
    bring a dish and enjoy the foody goodness. So, could someone recommend something big (feed 10+
    people), cheap (student so no money), vegan and tasty?

    Thanks!


    Hi Alex

    I would do Red Bean Chilli - with brown rice and salad . Do 2 lots of 5 instead of one portion of 10
    - easier to work with. (I would cater for 12 as you students are soooo greedy lol). Get you friends
    to bring the salads and puds - apple crumble is easy to make and veganise - just ask for it to be
    made with soya margarine. Soya dream is delicious and available in supermarkets to pour over. Have
    lots of candles and balloons and good music...much better than a pub IMO. Enjoy your birthday!
    PS I gave up drinking over a year ago and it's one of the best things I've ever done. Deb

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    Alex Pounds (Creature) .~. LGBTSoc Comms


    Person

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    CS2 Student /V\ Website working group


    chair

    Quoted message said:

    // \\ Environmental committee


    member

    Quoted message said:

    "Variables won't; Constants aren't" /( )\ ^`~'^

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    Quoted message said:

    Hi everybody,

    My birthday is fast approaching (this Saturday), and as I'm in an odd stage for a student
    involving no drinking I don't want to do the traditional "occupy a pub" party. So I've pretty much
    decided on a vegan dinner party - I'll make something moderately large, and everyone else can
    bring a dish and enjoy the foody goodness. So, could someone recommend something big (feed 10+
    people), cheap (student so no money), vegan and tasty?

    Thanks!

    --
    Alex Pounds (Creature) .~. LGBTSoc Comms


    Person

    Quoted message said:

    CS2 Student /V\ Website working group


    chair

    Quoted message said:

    // \\ Environmental committee


    member

    Quoted message said:

    "Variables won't; Constants aren't" /( )\ ^`~'^

    Sweet potato and black bean burritos...so yummy... (Moosewood Low-Fat Favorites)... see google.comgroups
    8&selm=34dd19e4.0%40news1.ibm.net&rnum=6

    I like making grilled caesar salad too; it's a nice trick, doesn't take much time and it's got a
    really unique flavor.

    (Cut each romaine heart in half leaving the stem on, spray with a little olive oil, sprinkle on salt
    and pepper. Grill for a couple minutes on each side...little bit browned, a bit wilted, and serve
    with tasty croutons and an olive oil/nutritional yeast/garlic/lemon juice dressing. I like it with
    Granny Smith apples and white raisins on top. You can either serve each guest a whole half a romaine
    heart, or cut it all up for everybody)

    Carey

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    Sweet potato and black bean burritos...so yummy... (Moosewood Low-Fat Favorites)... see


    google.comgroups
    8&selm=34dd19e4.0%40news1.ibm.net&rnum=6 Hi Carey, This sound really good but could I substitute
    another bean? Black beans are hard to get in the UK - not impossible but not local. I love your
    roasted Caesar idea too. Often need something different for when friends come round. Deb

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    I like making grilled caesar salad too; it's a nice trick, doesn't take


    much

    Quoted message said:

    time and it's got a really unique flavor.

    (Cut each romaine heart in half leaving the stem on, spray with a little olive oil, sprinkle on
    salt and pepper. Grill for a couple minutes on each side...little bit browned, a


    bit

    Quoted message said:

    wilted, and serve with tasty croutons and an olive oil/nutritional yeast/garlic/lemon juice
    dressing. I like it with Granny Smith apples and white raisins on top. You can either serve each
    guest a whole half a


    romaine

    Quoted message said:

    heart, or cut it all up for everybody)

    Carey

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    Quoted message said:

    Sweet potato and black bean burritos...so yummy... (Moosewood Low-Fat Favorites)... see



    google.comgroups
    8&selm=34dd19e4.0%40news1.ibm.net&rnum=6

    Quoted message said:

    Hi Carey, This sound really good but could I substitute another bean? Black beans


    are

    Quoted message said:

    hard to get in the UK - not impossible but not local. I love your roasted Caesar idea too. Often
    need something different for when friends come round. Deb

    Oh yeah, definitely...I've made it with kidney beans before and it's just as good, even when made
    with canned beans. 🙂 Carey

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