It was a scorcher outside today, so I stayed cool inside and prepared dinner for next week.

The Burritos were made by mixing a can of TJ's Black Beans, TJ's Refried Black Beans and a box of Mori-Nu Extra Firm Tofu together and wrapping the mixture in TJ's Whole Wheat Tortillas.

Using up all the Tortilla's in the bag makes eight medium-sized Burritos.

The recipe calls for two cans of Garbanzos, but I use only one. It also calls for three cups of 'Best Quality' Tomato Sauce, but I used two cups of Hunt's and it does the job just fine.

I pre-mix the Rice with the Sauce and when it's time to servce, I slice up a Tofurkey Italian Sausage into mine.
Next I made the
Pierce Street Vegetarian Chili from 101 Cookbooks:

That's a defrosting Chipotle Chili in the little dish in front. I used water instead of stock and left out the Serrano Chili.

I haven't tried any of this food yet, but it will be nice to have dinner already made when getting home from work next week.
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