Comments on: Stir-Fried Morning Glory http://tofufortwo.net/2007/11/16/stir-fried-morning-glory/ Sat, 22 Nov 2008 07:19:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Heikki http://tofufortwo.net/2007/11/16/stir-fried-morning-glory/#comment-46 Heikki Mon, 19 Nov 2007 12:48:19 +0000 http://tofufortwo.net/2007/11/16/stir-fried-morning-glory/#comment-46 Hi! Thanks for your comment and nice words. Actually, we've been planning to write a post about our history as vegans, so you can expect more biographical information soon. =) Unfortunately I don't know a lot about the different varieties of morning glory. According to the <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morning_glory" rel="nofollow">Wikipedia article</a>, there are over 1000 species of flowering plant under the name of morning glory, so I suggest you ask a local plant expert for help! Hi!

Thanks for your comment and nice words.

Actually, we’ve been planning to write a post about our history as vegans, so you can expect more biographical information soon. =)

Unfortunately I don’t know a lot about the different varieties of morning glory. According to the Wikipedia article, there are over 1000 species of flowering plant under the name of morning glory, so I suggest you ask a local plant expert for help!

]]> By: SS http://tofufortwo.net/2007/11/16/stir-fried-morning-glory/#comment-45 SS Mon, 19 Nov 2007 09:25:08 +0000 http://tofufortwo.net/2007/11/16/stir-fried-morning-glory/#comment-45 Hi: I also heard about your website from the Mahanandi site. You have lovely pictures and interesting recipes - they look easy to try. How interesting that you are living a vegan lifestyle in cold Northern Europe. Do you have a backstory link on your site (how did you come to this choice, do you get peppered with silly questions, etc.)? Food question: is the 'morning glory' the same plant that grows wild all over (purple, trumpet shaped, flowers)? Can we just harvest it from the hedge and try this? Hi: I also heard about your website from the Mahanandi site. You have lovely pictures and interesting recipes - they look easy to try. How interesting that you are living a vegan lifestyle in cold Northern Europe. Do you have a backstory link on your site (how did you come to this choice, do you get peppered with silly questions, etc.)? Food question: is the ‘morning glory’ the same plant that grows wild all over (purple, trumpet shaped, flowers)? Can we just harvest it from the hedge and try this?

]]> By: Heikki http://tofufortwo.net/2007/11/16/stir-fried-morning-glory/#comment-40 Heikki Sun, 18 Nov 2007 17:01:31 +0000 http://tofufortwo.net/2007/11/16/stir-fried-morning-glory/#comment-40 Hi! Glad you like our recipes! "Dl" stands for "deciliter", which is about 0,4 cups. Or 1 cup is 2,5 deciliters. We have included a <a href="http://tofufortwo.net/converter.html" onclick="return popitup('http://tofufortwo.net/converter.html')" rel="nofollow">unit converter</a> in the sidebar of our blog, which you can use to convert the units in metric system to your preferred units. Hi!

Glad you like our recipes!

“Dl” stands for “deciliter”, which is about 0,4 cups. Or 1 cup is 2,5 deciliters. We have included a unit converter in the sidebar of our blog, which you can use to convert the units in metric system to your preferred units.

]]> By: Mamatha http://tofufortwo.net/2007/11/16/stir-fried-morning-glory/#comment-39 Mamatha Sun, 18 Nov 2007 14:27:06 +0000 http://tofufortwo.net/2007/11/16/stir-fried-morning-glory/#comment-39 Hi Anni and Heikki, I came here via <a href="http://www.nandyala.org/mahanandi/" rel="nofollow">Mahanandi</a>. What a lovely collection of recipes you have! I have a question - in your ingredient list, you us "dl" as a measurement, does it stand for a cup? Hi Anni and Heikki,
I came here via Mahanandi. What a lovely collection of recipes you have! I have a question - in your ingredient list, you us “dl” as a measurement, does it stand for a cup?

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