Mark wanted waffles for father’s day; his mom’s sour cream ones, that I made with strained yogurt. Rach bought some of this Wallaby nonfat Greek yogurt last time she was here, and even though I usually don’t like 0% fat, this was really nice and creamy. I looked for it at the co-op and they only had whole milk in plain, so I got that – and it was really runny. So I strained it. An impressive amount of whey drained out in just a few hours. We ate the waffles with bacon and strawberries.

Tipi Produce strawberries
We biked back home, and Mark went for a walk. I cleaned up the kitchen, fortifying myself with a waffle wrapped around the last two strips of bacon. The salt in the bacon tasted just right after the sweaty bike ride. Then I spent a couple of hours working, reading journals from students in my online class.
I took Mark to the bus to Chicago, then made Veganomicon oatmeal cookies for the family who will taking care of the cats for half the time while we’re gone. They had a new baby in December, and when they came for dinner in February, the mom was off dairy, egg, soy, and tomato – hence the vegan cookies with made with coconut milk (recipe says rice or soy) – she should be able to eat these, and anyways, they’re good.

Vegan oatmeal cookies – with currants – I was trying to make them small for the kids; could be a little smaller, but I think they will do