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In this episode I cook some tofu to perfection and open some packages. Check it out to see what I got. VEGAN ZOMBIE E-Book …

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  1. • LOLLI • V
    • LOLLI • V says:

    I am loving these vlogs soooo much. The fire burning and the beautiful scenery – looks idyllic! I know it may not feel it when you’re stuck in the snow and it’s minus 6! But you make freezing conditions look good lol! 😎
    Hope you’re all keepin safe n warm 🙏🏼💚🧣❄️

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  2. cj hunt
    cj hunt says:

    Chris…at the end of this video, you showed a tree in the moonlight. It looks like a wolf silhouette. Then the wind blew and made the wolf look as though it was snarling…lol.

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  3. Dr. Mom T
    Dr. Mom T says:

    My grandmother used to make things with black walnuts because there was a tree on her farm. I only remember her black walnut cake. I've never liked the taste because as you said, they are a little "funky" in smell and taste. Thanks for demo on making a tofu dish. I need to use my new tofu press and get some practice cooking tofu because I've barely scratched the surface of all the things tofu can do. As for rice, my Filipino friend who loved rice 24/7 gave us a Panasonic rice cooker for our wedding 33 years ago and it still is going strong! When it stops working, I would buy another rice cooker because it makes perfect rice and the convenience makes it worth the cost. Forgot to say that I have a black walnut tree and am loved by squirrels. They are annoying trees to have on your property. The squirrels fill up our shed with the nuts–used to fill our snow tires with them in the fall when we stored the tires there. You have to pick up walnuts all the time to mow the lawn and if you accidentally step on one when the flesh is still on the outside of the nut, you can slip and hurt yourself. But, a fun historical fact is that you can boil them and make a brown colored ink if you run out of ink and have a quill or fountain pen, lol. Handling them, especially if your hands are wet/sweaty or whatever, can stain your hands brown for a few days. But fun fact–when my kids were young they said that nuts that split open looked like little tiki faces!

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  4. Mike McNally
    Mike McNally says:

    That was so lovely of Tamara to send you those walnuts. I loved the look you gave us right after the throwback "What's in the box?" moment 🙂 And it's always special when Rachel makes an appearance. Maybe when the weather is a bit friendlier, I think it would be awesome to see you walk around your property at night. You could get a Blair Witch vibe happening 🙂

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  5. bangkok karen
    bangkok karen says:

    I kind of miss really cold winter days. I can understand why Zeke might enjoy sitting in the window- great view! I also enjoy walnuts. Maybe black walnuts would be good cooked in a burger or vegan meatballs?

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  6. Ghoul World Order
    Ghoul World Order says:

    I love cooking tofu in the skillet. A week ago, I burned my hand while turning it. The olive oil splashed on me. It's healing though. Thanks for this recipe. How long do you bake it in the oven? ~Buzz Killer, Talking Zombie From Western Pennsylvania

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  7. Trini Vegan
    Trini Vegan says:

    I thought you said pelau for a minute. A Trinidadian dish 😃. Wasn’t there a cartoon called Cat Dog lol. We have tons of black walnut trees here. They also sell them organic at Mom’s. $14.99 a pound I think 😬. But they’re pretty good. They’re supposed to have better nutrients. Your tofu looks so good. I have one block left. Might try it!

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