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Dr. Horrible! - An open letter to Neil Patrick Harris

Posted by Noel on Thursday, July 17th, 2008

Dear Neil Patrick Harris, Joss Whedon, or anyone else involved in the brilliant Dr. Horrible films online… we want you to know that YOU are invited to our Halloween party this year!
The theme is “Villains” and, Neil, if you make it then we would be glad to rearrange our schedule of the night’s events to [...]

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2008 Halloween Party

Posted by Noel on Tuesday, June 3rd, 2008

If you’ve not gotten an email from us yet, and haven’t noticed the new link at the top of our site, then I want to point you all to the page for our 2008 Halloween party.
The theme this year is “Villains” and tickets are only $15. There are going to be a lot of [...]

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Terminator 4 Set

Posted by Noel on Saturday, May 31st, 2008

Yesterday after we dropped Wendy off at the airport (pictures of her trip coming soon) we drove by the Q Studios where they’re currently filming Terminator 4.
We asked about getting on the lot, and while they were really nice they didn’t let us on.  Very secure set they said.  And they verified that it was [...]

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Vegan French Toast Recipe

Posted by Celeste on Saturday, March 3rd, 2007

Noel and I love to cook; and we always enjoy trying new vegan recipes out.

We were on a mission for some yummy French toast this morning, and we couldn’t find a recipe that seemed to fit the bill. But we found 2 that had promise. So we combined the two and found the PERFECT taste! The key here is soaking the French bread. It gives the toast that perfect density.

Our Vegan French Toast

For 8 thick slices of organic, high-quality French bread (day old is best)

Whisk together:
2 c soy milk
2 T maple syrup (we used date syrup from the UAE)
1 t cinnamon
2 T nutritional yeast
2 T flour
a few drops of vanilla.

Arrange the slices on a cookie sheet. Pour the liquid mixture over the slices. Allow to soak for at least 10 minutes (as much as 30 - that’s what we did). Cook for about 2 minutes per side in griddle on med-high heat. Serve immediately.

I didn’t take a picture because we ate it all too quickly. Maybe next time?:)

Posted in: Vegan.

One Response to “Vegan French Toast Recipe”

  1. Jen (Wood) Whitehead Says:

    This reminds me of a song I hear on the Texas Tech radio station called, “Emily.” It talks about a boy who is in love with a girl named Emily and he only wants to privide her with “Love, enough to feed a family, but [he] just wants to feed Emily lukewarm English beer, and Vegan pancakes.” Made me smile.

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