The Fearless Chef, Ram Prasad, cooks tasty vegetarian vittles for Rasa Vrndavan’s 10-month birth day. This is reality cooking — as you’ll see — adjusting the recipe as you go, as time and other circumstances permit. In this episode, Ram and Bhakta Avatar prepare Tofu Stir Fry, Rice, and Lassi — something quick and enjoyable and healthy. Tell me what you think!
Rob Woodfield
Duration : 0:9:24
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#1 by shizukashiawase on December 24th, 2009
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looks so yummy!! ^^ …
looks so yummy!! ^^
& your baby is sooo cute!! ^^
#2 by Oracle176x on December 24th, 2009
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yes we are. We have …
yes we are. We have a lot more will power and we don’t exploit animals or purchase from animal abusers. We’re not barbarians.
#3 by ThePhallicSymbol on December 24th, 2009
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I used to date a …
I used to date a vegetable…I guess you could say that made me a vegatarian because I loved eating her.The way her legs propped up on the wheelchair arm pads and how she was so helpless to stop me as I did things to her I would not do to a farm animal.I hope my new wife has a car accident and goes quad..I miss those vegan days soooo much.
#4 by marxmaratpaine on December 24th, 2009
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Here is my favorite …
Here is my favorite vagitarian meal: Take a fresh,young vagina,and caress it with your fingers for 20-30 minutes.Next, insert your tongue and lick for 30-45 minutes.Cover it in olive oil, and pound it with your meat hammer until moist and juicy, (you’ll know when its ready when you see blood). Remove meat hammer and shake off excess juices. Finally, tell it you’re really not that interested in a commitment at the moment with an ugly smelly whore. NEXT WEEK: Chocolate covered meatstick and gravy.
#5 by stillpondering on December 24th, 2009
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that was some good …
that was some good one handed cooking there! the food looked yummy, and ur baby is adorable
#6 by ERNIEMAC2 on December 24th, 2009
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The recipe ? NOT my …
The recipe ? NOT my idea of cooking at all ! I don’t put vegetables in with meat when I stir fry except for garlic and onions. I much prefer to microwave frozen vegetables and tomatoes.
His kitchen unfortunately is a chaotic mess. A REAL death trap for the baby when he is a toddler !! NO carrying baby around when in kitchen. Come on Ram, get your act together as a father.
#7 by ERNIEMAC2 on December 24th, 2009
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I certainly would …
I certainly would be very wary of feeding ANY male baby any soy product. Soy at present contains estrogen type compounds which compromise male sexuality. Post menopausal women actually use SOY estrogens for hormone replacement !!
Plant researchers are trying desperately to change soy by genetic engineering. This is particularly the case in USA. If you are against GE, bad luck. The gene is already out with soy.
#8 by PHANTASTIKMUSIK on December 24th, 2009
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baby is adorable… …
baby is adorable…but Im wondering how safe it is to be carrying him around all that heat and fire?
#9 by surname07 on December 24th, 2009
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See proof you can …
See proof you can still be a vegan and drink beer
#10 by link64nin on December 24th, 2009
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What was that bag?
What was that bag?
#11 by thelambster on December 24th, 2009
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A form of higher …
A form of higher consciousness? No wonder a lot of meat eaters think most vegetarians are self-righteous. Get off your high horse man, you’re not better than anyone else.
#12 by noobssincereal on December 24th, 2009
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delicious!!!
delicious!!!
#13 by Pradiip79 on December 24th, 2009
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Looks really tasty! …
Looks really tasty!
Just a word of caution to some: Asafoetida can cause stomach ache if you use too much of it. Half a tea-spoon is usually the amount I use.
#14 by ccelva on December 24th, 2009
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I am vegetarian and …
I am vegetarian and your video looks yummy^^
thanks for your video , your baby so cute!!
#15 by marcelukas on December 24th, 2009
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looks yummy….hey! …
looks yummy….hey!!!!! and the baby is sooo well behaved! and cute
#16 by FelixDharma on December 24th, 2009
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what was that green …
what was that green vegetable you put on it?and what other vegetables can you add to it?
#17 by krissy4nik on December 24th, 2009
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Thanks I’ll …
Thanks I’ll remember that next time i make my stirfry again :0)
#18 by jemdyar17 on December 24th, 2009
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if you want it to …
if you want it to be chewy like meat . . . I highly recommend getting normal firm tofu and not the chinese water-packed version, which is pretty soft, even the extra firm is the consistency of camembert cheese. Whcih I don’t eat anymore LOL.
#19 by htown1397 on December 24th, 2009
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might wanna put …
might wanna put that baby down… wouldnt wanna stir-fry your baby along with the tofu
#20 by krissy4nik on December 24th, 2009
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thanks great i got …
thanks great i got extra firm for the one im about to make but i wasnt sure :0)
#21 by woodfield416 on December 24th, 2009
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I always use firm …
I always use firm or extra firm unless blending it for a pie or something.
#22 by krissy4nik on December 24th, 2009
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Do you use firm …
Do you use firm tofu or a softer tofu ?
#23 by brezilla06 on December 24th, 2009
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I don’t criticize …
I don’t criticize vegan nor vegetarians… I commend you guys and females cause I don’t have the will power to refuse some nice grilled chicken…
#24 by saxmanmax on December 24th, 2009
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get a bigger knife
get a bigger knife
#25 by pabarney on December 24th, 2009
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Those who …
Those who constantly try to insult vegetarians/vegans do so because they don’t know any other way to deal with their own guilt and shame.
Knowing this makes them easy to ignore.