One thing that sets apart Blissful Bites from other vegan cookbooks is the chapter on Sea Vegetables (or seaweed). It wasn’t until I went to a macrobiotic culinary school that I was introduced to the exciting world of sea veggies. Honestly, I didn’t even like sushi until after that and came to love nori for…
April Cooking By Color – Red Tofu scramble is probably one of my favorite foods. It’s so easy to whip up and so versatile in the way you change up the spices and the veggies inside. When I moved back home to cook for my dad, one of the first things I made for him…
Cooking Tool of the Month – Silicone Bakeware Hello blissies! Did you have a wonderful weekend? Mine was very busy with cooking parties and cooking classes. We had so much fun at the Thai Street Food class and I learned there are other people in Texas that can’t handle red chilies! You gotta watch out…
Before I left for Thailand I had the opportunity to film a cooking segment with Supreme Master TV for Valentine’s Day. It was a ton of fun shooting with their team. I got a bunch of vegan friends together at Loving Hut to have a viewing party. Of course I only took photos of our…
Happy ThanksLiving from Thailand! I’m kind of bummed that I will miss my favorite holiday. I’m stuck on a beautiful island off Thailand, poor me 
Usually I’m slaving away in the kitchen making delicious food for various potlucks around town. My favorite part is, of course, gorging and eating so much delish vegan food….
Cold Fall Nights Call for Spicy Hot Soup! By Meg Claire Chinese Hot Pot soups are a thousand year old tradition. Typically, it’s a fondue-type idea: frozen meats are sliced carpaccio-style and dipped into a pot of hot broth to cook. Truly, you don’t miss the meat at all in this vegan adaptation. Tons…