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Couldn’t get the picture on this from my phone. Sorry. Excellent vegan dish, I think. I’m sure I have to negating about that. For which case, I rescind forevermore from making those kinds of distinctions or not, whether it is vegan or not. (As in, I used to think I was vegan, but became educated to believe & know & understand that I am not. Which has been a real pain to me, generally speaking, because everyone NOT vegetarian thinks I am & I also actually used to believe that, but I learn, no, that’s a sad claim wrong. So I will not entertain this discourse on this blog either. I will not refrain from unbridled lusts with unnumbered meats – nope! Not even if the carnivores in my audience cry out in hunger!)
That being said, this is a nice meatless piece of delish. I wonder if I could call myself Semi-Meatless?
https://ricette.giallozafferano.it/Tortino-di-patate-alla-pizzaiola.html
I wonder what a general vegan committee would say to a side bar of spaghetti in zucchini & broccoli & garlic oil sauce? They probably say no. You see? Vegetarianism is soooooo complicated, so you have to look at all my vegetarian reposts & not think about it. (I’m adding soft tacos later tomorrow.)
The wave heat is still hear so eating meat in this heat is to much for me. This is a lovely alternative to traditional chili con carne. It’s packed with good stuff so is a great choice for veggies and meat eaters alike.
Ingredients:
Directions:
Preheat the oven to 200˚C/400˚F/gas 6. Peel the potatoes and cut into bite-sized chunks. Sprinkle with a pinch each of cayenne, cumin, cinnamon, turmeric, salt and pepper. Drizzle with olive oil and toss to coat, then spread out on a baking tray and set…
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These next fall like dishes are just great and besides the year is filled with enough interesting days to run with! So I am guilty of promoting out of season marked recipes. Yes I am!
Pumpkins are so versatile. The things you can do with pumpkins are endless. If you’ve never cooked one before, you’re in for a real treat.
Ingredients:
– 1 pumpkin
– 5 cloves garlic, peeled and cut in small pieces
– olive oil
– 1 red onion peeled and chopped
– salt
– pepper
– 1 tablespoon turmeric
– 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
– 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
– 200 g bacon cut in small pieces
– 200 g porcini mushrooms
Directions:
Preheat the oven to 450ºF. Cut the lid off the pumpkin and reserve it. Scoop out the seeds with a spoon and keep them to one side.
Heat a frying pan over a medium heat. Pour in a splash of olive oil, then add the chopped onion, chopped garlic, bacon and turmeric . Cook gently for 10 minutes until bacon is made. Add the mushrooms, the nutmeg and cinnamon…
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This recipe is an adaptation of this Baked pumpkin with porcini mushrooms recipe. I saw brown sugar pumpkins in the shop and I thought about this recipe I made a while back.
Simple and tasteful this recipe goes great as a side dish or a main dish. We ate it with meat cooked on the grill and it was great. The combination is so versatile.
Ingredients:
Directions:
Preheat the oven at 450º F. Cut the lid off the pumpkin and reserve it. Scoop out the seeds with a spoon and keep them to one side.
Heat a frying pan over a medium heat. Pour in…
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Those are the last days of fall. To celebrate the end of a beautiful season I prepared pumpkin. I found it at sales at the store and a recipe came in my mind. This pumpkin is named Queensland Blue and is the first time I am using it in a recipe and first time to eat it. Queensland Blue Pumpkin is native to Australia and can be cooked in a variety of ways and will complement sweet and savory recipes.
Two years ago I made this amazing dish Baked pumpkin with porcini mushrooms and I started loving pumpkins. For decorations or for food. It always feels like fall when I see or taste a pumpkin.
The recipe I used for this Queensland Blue pumpkin is my own creation. I just checked the time to bake a pumpkin and the temperature.In the end it went so great with the mushrooms and…
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Ratatouille in a pumpkin
I did my Ratatouille recipe a few years back. It was Julia Child’s recipe from her book. Yesterday I tried my recipe because my little boy don’t like red sauce this time. It is just a phase. So, for him, I made it with white sauce and for adults I made Ratatouille in a pumpkin.
Why? Because I had one hanging around and I didn’t know what to do with it. We say Sunday the movie Ratatouille and my son wanted what “The small cook” served. So here is our recipe.
Ingredients:
Directions:
Preheat the oven at 450º F or 200ºC. Cut the pumpkin in…
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Baked leek and onions
Last night I was in the mood for baked onion. I love grilled or baked onion, so, with this in mind I went to the store near our home and bought a leek and red onions. The recipe is simple and you can make it without the egg and milk if you are vegetarians.
Ingredients:
Directions:
Preheat oven to 220°C/ (200°C for fan assisted ovens). Cut the onions and the leek in 1-2 cm slices. At the bottom I put the green parts of the leek and on top I arranged the slices so it looks good in the tray.
Add olive oil and spices on top of it and bake them with the tray covered till the vegetables are done. I like them…
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Welcome to Rosemarie's Kitchen
I know you were expecting some sort of Lenten offering on this, the 31st day of the season. I got side tracks. All I can say is welcome to my mind. To the rest of the world, it might seem a dysfunctional, easily derailed environment. Yet for me the thought process works and it does make perfectly logical sense. Hubby would care to differ. I invite you to follow the thoughts that led to today’s posting to a wonderful, First-Class Asparagus “Salad” served on the final night aboard the Titanic. Although not a straight line, the string of thoughts aren’t totally random. Ready, set . . . here we go. Lent leads to Easter.
Easter – Spring – Asparagus. A few years back, I made a wonderful salad for our Easter Table that featured Asparagus and Tomatoes. My family loved the Easter Salad. Salads are cold. Now thoughts of cold asparagus…
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That is too much, I mean I love this dish!
I love Japanese food, even I have never been to Japan. So I did some research on how to make beef udon and twisted this recipe a little to be my own style… This soup is perfect for rainy weather or when you are sick. It’s so light, less oil, and I can say It’s healthier…
Total Time: 30 minutes
Serving: 4
INGREDIENTS
150 g steak beef
150 g tenderloin beef (after trying out both, I prefer to have tenderloin)
1 j Onions, sliced in chunk
4 tbsp soy sauce
4 tbsp mirin
4 tbsp sake
4 tbsp sugar
4 tbsp water
2 tbsp vegetable oil
Soup
4 cups Dashi broth
2 tbsp soy sauce
1 tbsp mirin
1 tbsp sugar
½ tbsp. salt
Udon noodle
DIRECTION
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As you know, I have been taking intensive german course for the last 3 weeks and I try to bring my own lunch box that is easy and no need to warm up, because there is no microwave at the place where I study. This is the perfect healthy lunch, can be served cold, and easy to make. The key to this salad is the sauce, so I actually prepared for about 4 servings the salad and 2 servings for the sauce, so that I can make fresh sauce the next day when I am ready to eat. So feel free to adjust.. 🙂 Enjoy and happy spring!
Total Time: 30 minutes
Serving: 2-4
What I put in the salad (Serving: 4)
250 g Vermicelli – soak in hot boiling water for about 3-4 minutes (please check the instruction on the package), then wash…
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