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| Goulash |
This goulash tasted good, and it was easy to
prepare.
I adopted the recipe from a vegetarian website,
as part of the secret recipe club. The
‘original recipe’ was made with kielbasa style tofurkey sausage. Unfortunately
I didn’t have any tofurkeys lying around so I substituted with pork. I have
made something similar with chickpeas and its absolutely delicious. So if you
want to have a vegetarian goulash and don’t have any tofurkeys lying around,
substitute with chickpeas, tofu or something along those lines. It won’t
disappoint, just don’t try serving it to Hungarians. The recipe is available here.
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Have you tried vinotherapy? No, it does not
involve drinking vino, though that is therapeutic too.
At the Frank Gehry-designed Marqués de Riscal
"Vinothérapie" spa hotel, the raw ingredients of wine, including
whole grapes, are rubbed onto skin.
According to Wikipedia, vinotherapy describes a beauty therapy process
where the residue of wine making (the pips and pulp) are rubbed into the skin.
The pulp is said to have excellent exfoliating qualities and help reduce the
problems associated with ageing.
So it seems not only is drinking wine good, even
the leftover is good for you. It makes me think of beer and vegemite/marmite.
Hehe I think most people would think that vinotherapy was therapy while drinking wine! :P
ReplyDeleteI thought the same too
DeleteMe and my wife loves this kinds of therapy, got to try this one out
ReplyDeleteGood luck, have some vino also
DeleteThe goulash looks great, I have to say I like the carnivore version :-)
ReplyDeleteWow what will they think of rubbing to rub on us, it must be a good astringent too.
I wonder too!
DeleteYour dish looks and sounds delicious and I'm sure Hungarians would love it too. You would just have to tell them it's a different dish. In Poland there is a stew called "goulash" made with pork or beef, but it has nothing to do with Hungarian gulyas (it can be delicious though).
ReplyDeleteI used to have a soap with grape seeds. It was a very good peeling and it smelled gorgeous too.
I have never heard of soap with grape seeds. I have tried soap with oats, for peeling.
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