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[quote=Anonymous]I probably wouldn't shop again, unless there was some sympathy inducing reason she let me know late (e.g. she had planned to travel but her family has covid). But when I look at my menu, there's a lot I could make vegan pretty easily. We're having a salad where the only thing not vegan is goat's cheese, and honey in the dressing. I could separate some out before adding those ingredients, and offer here the balsamic I usually have in my fridge. I was planning on broccoli with pine nuts, lemon, and parmesan. I can put more pine nuts on one end of the pan, and no parmesan and give her a scoop from there. I can steam a few of the potatoes. I also have some canned soup. I could check and see if any are vegan, probably the lentil or the minestrone. If so, I could make her a bowl to eat while we eat the soup I made that has buter. Dessert would probably be the hardest. Maybe brother can be in charge of bringing something? You can get vegan sorbet at 7 11. If I knew in advance, I'd make an actual entree. But I think lentil soup, broccoli, potatoes, and salad and some vegan sorbet would be plenty. [/quote]
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