KOSOX 2-Tier Sushi Box #24
Pinwheels of a flour tortilla, Vegenaise, shredded Daiya Monterey jack, spinach, shredded carrots, and smoked Tofurky; the rest of that Romesco pasta salad I had a few days ago; and avocado and tomato chunks.
These pinwheels were so good and so easy! Tofurky isn't sold in a lot of places around here and not at the store I go to most often, but I absolutely love it, so I make a point of getting it when I do go to the other stores. This would be good without Tofurky, though; I haven't made my own deli slices in a while but I imagine they'd be good here, too.
These pinwheels were so good and so easy! Tofurky isn't sold in a lot of places around here and not at the store I go to most often, but I absolutely love it, so I make a point of getting it when I do go to the other stores. This would be good without Tofurky, though; I haven't made my own deli slices in a while but I imagine they'd be good here, too.
Your pinwheels are so cute!! This meal looks so colorful and tasty. What a delicious lunch to bring and definitely inspiring for me. I have been loving tofurky too. It's such a great, quick meal!
ReplyDeleteI wish we had more varieties of it--supposedly they even make a roast beef-style deli slice!
DeletePinwheels always look so much fun! I too love Tofuky slices. We can get the smoked ham slices in the supermarkets now, though the other varieties I think are still in the vegan shops. I've got some recipes to make my own slices, but I know I'll never get them so thin.
ReplyDeleteI feel like a machine must exist that would do this for us--maybe a meat slicer?
DeleteI braved the potential for gross images and Googled meat slicer and you can indeed buy one of your very own for about $35! Plus no gross meat images, so successful search.
DeleteI need to try making pinwheels soon; yours look so fun, and the ingredients sound like a nice flavor combination!
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