Oh man, I missed this! This looks amazing! I'm so glad you could try it and that you liked it. It is delicious isn't it! You make me wanna make it again! Hope it turns out half as nice as this :9

Thank you! I'm really trying to make an effort to use up all my food & waste less, so I was also pretty pleased 🥂

I'm planning on continuing to test the recipe and do a full write-up at some point, but that's the gist 👆 Hope you like!

- Bring to a boil, turning, & cook until the colour starts to change from purple-red to brown
- Move to a preheated oven at 200c for about an hour, or until the liquid has mostly reduced
- Add anything else (I added some nooch and balsamic vinegar, should've added MSG) and more olive oil/veg butter

I kind of winged it but here's what I remember!
- Brown the tofu and mushrooms in a little oil (tear the tofu rather than cut for more organic shapes). Add onions & carrot
- Add salt & pepper, enough red wine to almost cover the tofu, French herbs (bay leaf, tarragon, thyme, rosemary)

Thank you very much! It's one of our favourites, the weather here is still cold as we head into spring and I knew I had to make it one last time. It's definitely not traditional but I throw chickpeas in sometimes too! (Though be warned, they'll turn a very interesting shade of purple.)

Oh my God that looks amazing. Is it deep fried lasagna??

Oh man, I remember these were some of the first products I found when I went vegan years ago. Bit of a disappointment! 😅

おいしそう！
やっぱり日本豆腐は最高。
雑穀米食べたい😮🍚

Wow, I've never prepared radishes like that, the colour is so vibrant!

Ooh, thanks for the tip! I was wondering what the vegan tags were here.

I love your style! That caravan is precious!

The trans community is not a monolith and individuals all have individual opinions on it, but plenty of real trans people very much do use it/its pronouns and are not asking for tears or pity, and other trans people are not asking to be protected from it/its pronouns.

Misgendering someone is not the fault of the pronoun. If someone's pronouns are not it/its then the issue is misgendering, not the pronouns themselves. He/him, she/her, and they/them in particular are all used to misgender trans people - but those pronouns aren't the issue

- The "resources" are people who choose the pronouns it/its

- Those people you are weeping for would not choose the pronouns it/its, so that's a completely separate issue from people who willingly identify with it

You asked, I answered, then you made some presumptions/projections ("I don't like the idea of 'it' as a pronoun, therefore it's sad that other people do"), which I pointed out to you. You aren't acting like someone trying to understand others' perspectives, is my point.

In addition, those who are already routinely dehumanised/degendered might find some power in reclaiming a pronoun like "it" rather than let it be levied against them. I think you should do some more reading and reflecting before you start feeling bad for anyone.

You are projecting how other people feel about themselves and whether they consider themselves "expendable" here. It's clear you don't really understand the complex relationship people can have with gender that might cause them to reject any gendered pronouns at all. Please don't weep for them.

That's the one!