Heavy Metal Vegan Cooking



The Heavy Metal Vegan Cooking shows have been around for a while on You Tube but now Tim has created a website and added some new shows. Check them out, they are funny and there are some good recipes. My favourites are Seitan with Satan and Easter Caskets.

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