So, have you pulled any good fooling in your home today?
Sadly, I have never been a good fooler. I cannot "act" to save my life. Seriously. I make Tori Spelling look like Oscar material.
I have been thinking about how a lot of cooking for sweet peas and pumpkins is a big fool. It might not be blatant, but let's face it, if I told my little ones, "tonight we are going to have some pasta I made. It is made up of onion, spinach, tomatoes and lots and lots of vegetables!" I probably wouldn't have a lot of takers.
Of course if you want to go all out and try a real fool, here is something I have often thought about trying: "Eggless Salad"
It is a recipe that uses tofu instead of eggs to make egg salad. I was skeptical at first, but read the reviews! I saw it made a long time ago and actually thought about making it this week but since we had our fair share of *real* egg salad last week, the thought doesn't appeal to me right now.
Anyone tried tofu in a recipe like this? I have been trying to get it into our diets a little bit more and tried a recipe I liked recently that I need to post.
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I *was* going to do an "I'm pregnant" post with April Fool's in the comments...but I'm pretty sure my MIL reads the blog but not the comments, so I decided against it.
And reading your post made me remember that Family Fun has all sorts of fun food pranks (http://familyfun.go.com/recipes/family/specialfeature/aprilfools-food-pranks-ms/) but of course, I didn't think about it until now.
Maybe next year!
I love the prego idea.
A friend of mine told her older son that they had a "wind day" from school today. He bought it hook, line and sinker. It is windy here, but I think they call *real* wind days, "hurricane days."
SM, those were great ideas. Maybe next year - if I remember.
As for the tofu, I'd say mixing it into already creamy things (guac, smoothies) is the easiest way and then I think stirfry is probably the next best. I remember this great chocolate pudding recipe from Cooking Light that used tofu and got their highest rating.
Again...girls probably wouldn't mind tofu, but John wouldn't touch it with a 10-foot pole.
Of course, tofu falls into the "scares me" category in terms of cooking with it. That and ginger...and fish sauce. Perhaps I need a Thai cooking class to get over my phobia?
SM--I have a recipe that will quell your anxieties about fish sauce. I will post it soon! :)
Maybe if you call it nam pla.
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