1 puddle of Olive Oil in Pan
1 handful Yukon Potato Slices
1/2 package Seitan Chunk
2 chopped Garlic Cloves
4 sliced Mushrooms
1 chopped carrot
1 good drizzle of Agave Nectar
3 splashes of Amino Acids
In that order... into the frying pan on medium low heat. Think light simmer. Stir as needed so it don't stick.
Dash to taste of - Kelp Flakes, Mushroom Parmesan, Cumin, Basil, Mango Powder and Ginger Powder.
Pour a generous splash of orange juice over it all and cover for a few minutes so they all steam flash together.
Remove cover and let simmer till all the orange juice is cooked into the dish. Pour onto plate, add one last drizzle of Agave Nectar and serve with tortilla chips.
Don't forget Love.
-Jeffrey
I make things that make people happy.
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Recycled Shipping Crate Home "Y"
I then bolted two of them together and cut a half-door in the front door. Who wouldn't want a half door? I pulled a third crate apart for parts at this point. You can see my nice patio was actually the floor of this third crate.
I cut one panel out between them to gain access to the second crate. You can see the small doorway in the right side of the main doorway. I laid tile on the floor temporarily and lined a few of the walls with 1/2" foam insulation. For central Texas, I have been surprised. It has been comfortable at night with a fan on low, holding at about 73 degrees. Keeping the door tightly closed in the daytime makes a large difference. It stayed below 85 like this, while shooting up to 95 with the door open all day. I sleep in the right crate and use the left as my living room. They are very small (two crates is 160 square feet), but I love it that way. Cozy, efficient and a tiny footprint!
First good set of rainstorms had water coming in the doorways, so I used the parts from the scrap crate to build a quick roof, only two hours! My next step is to cover the roof, but I have not been inspired as of yet to do this step! Sorry the picture is so dark, but I finished after sunset.Soon the power for the crates will be off the grid as well once I get the solar panels installed. I will post more as it happens!
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