Flageolet beans seasoned with garlic, crushed red pepper, and herbes de provence.
mix in sauteed kale and tomato.
Showing posts with label vaguely italian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vaguely italian. Show all posts
Friday, October 17, 2014
South of France Beans
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kale,
October second half,
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Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Spaghetti with Alfredo Sauce, Fresh Tomato, and Kale.
Why not Linguini? Because I don't have any in the cupboard.
I went with Ree Drummond's Alfredo Sauce recipe from her t.v. show. The Alfredo from her blog adds the shredded cheese with the pasta, instead. We joked that we were having ice cream for dinner; it's pretty rare for me to serve something so rich.
My daughter was worried that tomatoes were going to ruin the Pasta Alfredo. Because the juices might dilute it. So for her, I got the juice and squishy parts out of the tomato and chopped them.
The kale I cooked separately in an iron skillet, with some store-bought pesto to season it.
The adults mixed the pasta, tomato, and vegetables in together on their plates. Some children ate their vegetables as solo side dishes instead. The surprise was the kale went first.
I think it's funny that the pesce-vegetarian in the house loves Pioneer Woman Cooks recipes. Ree Drummond lives on a ranch and does a lot of meat dishes, but the vegetarian dishes are often hearty.
I went with Ree Drummond's Alfredo Sauce recipe from her t.v. show. The Alfredo from her blog adds the shredded cheese with the pasta, instead. We joked that we were having ice cream for dinner; it's pretty rare for me to serve something so rich.
My daughter was worried that tomatoes were going to ruin the Pasta Alfredo. Because the juices might dilute it. So for her, I got the juice and squishy parts out of the tomato and chopped them.
The kale I cooked separately in an iron skillet, with some store-bought pesto to season it.
The adults mixed the pasta, tomato, and vegetables in together on their plates. Some children ate their vegetables as solo side dishes instead. The surprise was the kale went first.
I think it's funny that the pesce-vegetarian in the house loves Pioneer Woman Cooks recipes. Ree Drummond lives on a ranch and does a lot of meat dishes, but the vegetarian dishes are often hearty.
Labels:
dinner diary,
garden,
kale,
October first half,
pantry,
vaguely italian
Sunday, January 5, 2014
Tuna with Tomato and Olive over Polenta
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Farfalle-with-Tuna-Tomatoes-and-Olives-102987
I skipped the pasta and served it over baked sliced polenta.
[edited to add: nine months later, and I still haven't made this again. There was something too fussy about it, I think I'm in the only one in the family who really enjoyed the strong flavors of the sauce.]
[edited to add: nine months later, and I still haven't made this again. There was something too fussy about it, I think I'm in the only one in the family who really enjoyed the strong flavors of the sauce.]
Monday, November 4, 2013
Pantry Pasta
Pasta Tubes
Jar marinara sauce
jar roasted bell pepper
jar artichokes
smashed garlic croutons
mozzarella cheese
in bowls at table to add:
diced ham
anchovies
kalamata olives
canned olives
Jar marinara sauce
jar roasted bell pepper
jar artichokes
smashed garlic croutons
mozzarella cheese
in bowls at table to add:
diced ham
anchovies
kalamata olives
canned olives
Labels:
avoided eating out,
dinner,
dinner diary,
pantry,
quick,
split-vegetarian,
vaguely italian
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Italian choices dinner
antipasta: (cured olives; sopressata)
Artichoke Ravioli (purchased) with purchased marinara
Ricotta-stuffed baby bell peppers
green salad
grapes
bread and garlic-pepper dipping olive oil
Ricotta-stuffed baby bell peppers
(a variation of ricotta stuffed baby bells at Birthday Dinner
saute spinach, remove from pan into bowl
mix in ricotta, salt, and chopped walnuts
stuff baby bells.
Bake at 400 F for 25 minutes
Artichoke Ravioli (purchased) with purchased marinara
Ricotta-stuffed baby bell peppers
green salad
grapes
bread and garlic-pepper dipping olive oil
Ricotta-stuffed baby bell peppers
(a variation of ricotta stuffed baby bells at Birthday Dinner
saute spinach, remove from pan into bowl
mix in ricotta, salt, and chopped walnuts
stuff baby bells.
Bake at 400 F for 25 minutes
Labels:
dinner,
dinner diary,
vaguely italian,
vegetarian
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