I finished the list today (minus the apples). And nothing went in the trash! I don't know about you, but I always feel like I forget about something in the back of the fridge, and by the time I find it, it's inedible. I hate seeing food go to waste, so with a little planning and some googling for recipes, I used everything. There are soup leftovers in the freezer, and I still have some apples to eat as snacks over the next few days. But I'm calling this challenge complete.
I gave the omelet a second shot this morning. It looked good in the pan.

Again, the flip was a flop.

I think I might have a temperature issue. It seems like the tofu isn't setting in the right amount of time. I will keep trying, though. Before Vegan MoFo is over, I will make a beautiful vegan omelet.
My brother had a friend over for a sleepover tonight, so we made pizzas, which gave me an opportunity to use up the basil, thyme, and mushrooms.
I wanted to bake, but they wanted puppy chow. So I settled for prepping a treat with a microwave, a big bowl, and lots of shaking.
As usual, a lot of it was gone before I had a chance to take a picture.

Puppy chow is also known as "Muddy Buddies" on the Chex box. The recipe is easily veganized with real semisweet chocolate chips and Earth Balance.

Here's the finished list. I do still have apples left, but those will be finished as snacks in the next few days.
3 red bell peppers6 radishes1 head of broccoli1 red onion1 yellow onion9 oz. mushrooms1 head of kale3 heads of romaine lettuce1 lb. baby carrots1 lb. green beans1 lb. cherry tomatoes4 pears2 bananas2 plums1 grapefruit1 orange10 5 apples
Fresh thymeFresh basil
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