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Gemelli with a Mushroom and Sundried Tomato Cream Sauce
I was going to tell you how I’ve been meaning to write this post for a week and a half now. I was planning to let you know I haven’t disappeared, my blog isn’t at some official standstill. I thought … Continue reading
Meatless Monday: Rajas de Poblano con Elote y Crema Tacos
For a good, long period of my near-thirty years, burritos were my preferred Mexi-food fare. Over the last few years, however, I’ve found myself increasingly enamored with tacos. Possibly because nearly anything can be shoved into a taco. Possibly because … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Lunch, Meatless Monday, Vegetarian
Tagged Meatless Monday, Meatless Monday recipes, Meatless Monday tacos, meatlessmonday, roasted poblano peppers with corn and cream, taco recipes, vegetarian, vegetarian mexican food, vegetarian recipes, vegetarian taco fillings, vegetarian tacos
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Homemade Rice-A-Roni
Did you grow up with boxes of Rice-A-Roni laying in your kitchen pantry? Perhaps you merely recall the commercial, whose jingle boasted, “Rice-A-Roni, The San Francisco treat! Rice-A-Roni, its flavor can’t be beat. One pan, no boiling, cooking ease! A … Continue reading
Meatless Monday: Vegan Roasted Tomato Soup
When I was a young, poor college student, soup often sounded like it’d be a money-saving dinner/meal option. This time of year, when the weather is cold and dreary, the trees have dropped the majority of their leaves, and certainly … Continue reading
Meatless Monday: Vegetarian Posole with Roasted Peppers, Pinto Beans and Soyrizo
I suppose if you cook every day, it’s bound to happen. I wonder if even the most illustrious chefs experience cooking burnout. Lately I’ve felt as though everything in my kitchen is some variation of just a few standby dishes … Continue reading
Ethiopian Food, Part 4: Atkilt Wat
I’ve shared a number of Ethiopian recipes with you, and this is the last one to round out all of those dishes. I am not a huge fan of cabbage. As a kid, I distinctly remember my mom cooking it … Continue reading
Ethiopian Food, Part 3: Mesir Wat
For a little while, I thought I was just going to share a slew of Ethiopian food recipes with you. We got started… then life happened and somehow today is October?! With school in full swing, football and water polo both … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Gluten-Free, Lunch, Sauces, Sides, Vegan, Vegetarian
Tagged ethiopian food, ethiopian lentils, lentil stew, mesir wat, mesir wot, red lentils, vegan, vegan ethiopian food, vegetarian, vegetarian ethiopian
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Meatless Monday: Raw Green Bean Salad with Slow Roasted Tomatoes and Feta
Even as a child (because I was weird one!) green beans were one of my favorite vegetables! Granted, those green beans also often accompanied a frozen package of corn, peas, and oddly square-shaped carrots. Last growing season I accidentally planted … Continue reading
Posted in Appetizer, Meatless Monday, Salad, Sides, Vegetarian
Tagged bean salad, feta, late summer beans, Meatless Monday, Meatless Monday recipes, meatless monday salad recipes, raw green beans, roasted tomatoes in olive oil, salad, salad recipe, slow roasted tomatoes, tomatoes, vegetarian
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Meatless Monday: Quorn Chik’n and Dumplings
Traditionally, chicken and dumplings are a Midwestern and/or Southern comfort dish. As with many comfort foods, the dish can vary, depending on whose dinner table or restaurant you’re at. Some versions contain more soupy stew and small, flat rectangular dumplings. … Continue reading
Ethiopian Food, Part 2: Ingudai Tibs
Although its taken a couple decades, generally I can appreciate mushrooms these days. Most often it’s on pizza like this one but when we had Ethipian food for the first time, there was a mushroom dish that was pleasantly spicy, … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Lunch, Meatless Monday, Sauces, Sides, Vegan, Vegetarian
Tagged ethiopian cuisine, ethiopian food, mushroom tibs, mushrooms, tibs, vegan, vegetarian, vegetarian ethiopian food
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Julie Hashimoto-McCreery
