There's never a time when I don't want to eat veggies, but I totally understand that that feeling is not mainstream. However, I'm still convinced that if people don't like veggies, it's probably because they haven't tried them the right way.
Bubble and Squeak is a British dish, and even though I don't have to translate the name, because it's in English, I'm pretty sure it's code for "cram in as much veg as possible and then make it taste delicious". I mean, that's basically the premise of it. All the veggies you want, add some seasonings, and pan fry it on butter until it gets nice and crispy. So, so good!
Showing posts with label kale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kale. Show all posts
Sunday, November 9, 2014
Monday, September 8, 2014
CSA Summer Weeks 5 and 6: Bacon, Kale, and Potato Comfort Dinner
Wow, computer issues have plagued me, and between that, the kids going back to school, and me starting a new job, I feel like I've totally neglect the blog for the last couple of weeks. Yikes.
So, it's time to jump back in, full speed ahead!
I have 2 weeks of CSA shares that I'm back-logged on, but luckily, the recipe I have for you today uses things included in both of them.
Week 5 brought tomatoes, more ground cherries, potatoes, garlic, hot and sweet peppers, spinach, a leek, and kale.
So, it's time to jump back in, full speed ahead!
I have 2 weeks of CSA shares that I'm back-logged on, but luckily, the recipe I have for you today uses things included in both of them.
Week 5 brought tomatoes, more ground cherries, potatoes, garlic, hot and sweet peppers, spinach, a leek, and kale.
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healthy meals,
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recipes,
vegetables
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Tuscan Sausage, Potato, and Kale Soup
Cold weather is on its way. I mean, unless you live somewhere near the equator, where it's pretty warm all year. Or if you're reading this in spring, for some reason. Or if you've totally bought into global warming so much that you don't think it gets cold anymore. Or if you're somewhere like Australia, where the seasons are opposite ours here in the American Midwest. Here, cold weather is on the way.
You need to have some soup recipes in your back pocket. Soup is amazing. It can be warm and soothing, and while you can spend a whole day (or more!) on building flavors, there are some great soups that you can make in that 30-minute time frame that everyone's so enamored with.
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