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Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Cookin' with Poopie and Miss Crunk

Last Saturday, Stephanie (aka Poopie Bitch) and I hosted a cooking demo at the Southern Women's Show — an annual expo of all things girly – at the Agricenter in Memphis. We made the Chorizo Sausages from Vegan Brunch because a) they're awesome and b) we've both made so many steamed sausages in our vegan lives that we could do it in our sleep.

Steph's husband Richard shot this video and did a fantastic editing job. Watch it (and check out our Beyonce headphone mics!):



By the way, if you make these at home, please note that I accidentally left out the two cloves of minced garlic. Oops! Yea, yea I know I just said I could do it in my sleep. But hey, I was under pressure.

Oh, and don't forget to enter the Primal Strips giveaway. I'll leave it open until 11 p.m. on Wednesday. And Happy St. Patrick's Day! I'll drink a green beer for ya!

19 comments:

  1. What a great video! You guys were so cute, great job!!!

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  2. Way to go lady-pies! I heart your blog. Super fun to see you and Steph in action. Way to represent at the Women's Show!

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  3. I love your apron! Great job on the demo :)

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  4. Teehee! I imagined you would have a more southern accent in my mind...goes to show you not to assume too much about people! Anyhow, great job!

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  5. You guys are awesome! So adorable. I'm with Steph on the microplane.

    It's so cool you guys did this. Thanks for taping it, too.

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  6. So awesome. I love your cupcake apron!

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  7. I just made these for the first time the other day, and now I know what I did wrong. My steamer is different, and I didn't cover it! Duh!

    Great video, and I love your apron!

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  9. Nice vid! I'm a timid chef, but you made that look easy, like even I could do it! It's so silly for me to feel this way about cooking. But my confidence is growing! Thanks for posting this today, Bianca!

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  10. Great job! You both did a wonderful job. And I agree, those sausages are worth sharing.

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  11. How fun! You don't sound like I thought you would. I thought you'd be a southern belle. Nice job, you were both super clear and confident!

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  12. What a great way to bring veganism into mainstream venues!

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  13. I had *no* idea homemade sausages could be so easy! Thanks so much for sharing this, ladies. I'm now inspired to try and make my own at home. You rock!

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  14. Hi Bianca,

    I tried making these today but they came out a little too doughy. I measured 1 1/4 cup of the gluten flour like you said. Maybe I didn't knead the mix long enough? Any suggestions?? Thanks.

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  15. You're too cute, B!

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  16. Those sausages looked delicious :).
    Is the recipe available here on the blog?

    //Anders

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