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I've made reference to The Sexy Vegan cooking videos a few times over the past several months. I realize that their humour may not be to everybody's liking, but I can't help overflowing with a chortle or two when I watch some of them. For instance, in Episode #14 from a few months ago, he shows his audience how to make mock tuna salad:
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4 comments:
That was so corny it was actually funny! I did learn something, though - use seaweed flakes. I'll be picking some up at my next trip to the grocery.
It is incredibly corny. I like the way he makes vegan cooking or food preparation sound so incredibly simple, though. Plus, he does sneak in those odd tips from time to time. I've never used seaweed flakes, either, to make mock tuna salad.
Come on! Isn't anyone going to tell me how to make seitan cooked with liquid have a less digusting texture?
Oh, he's a cutie. And I didn't know about the seaweed flakes either!
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