basil cream sauce: it calls for light cream but, having no cream in the house, I used plain yogurt. I also didn't really use the measurements, I just dumped and seasoned as I saw best. the parmesean cheese and basil really flavored the sauce - it was very yummy - and I stirred it into a pasta dish with mixed veggies and meat.
sweet and savory slow cooker pulled pork: I halved this recipe, used dr. pepper instead of root beer (it was all we had in the house) and eye-balled the measurements. and it came out great! sooooo yummy!
black bean rice burgers: a friend shared this recipe with me for my meatless fridays. I added a little cumin and red pepper for extra kick, but they were otherwise tasty. they kinda fell apart a bit, but I think that's because my sour cream was soupy and my rice a little water-y.
All of these recipes I will be making again.
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Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Friday, May 14, 2010
meatless friday
Tuna melt, lettuce salad, chips and hummus.
Travis and I have decided to go meatless on Fridays according to the old Tradtion of the Church. We never really remember to sacrifice anything else, but we want to mark the day of Christ's Passion in some way. We decided that we'd do what the saints did. Eat tuna every way possible.
Tuna melt: canned tuna, mayo, mustard, diced green apple, green onion (from the garden!), pepper, and curry powder. Scooped onto hamburger bun, topped with American cheese and broiled for 5 mins. (My first time broiling. The top of the bun got a little burnt, but nothing a good scraping couldn't take care of.) Served with lettuce and tomato.
Lettuce salad: simple and seasoned to preference.
Hummus: Betty's recipe:
1/4 C lemon juice
1 & 3/4 Tbsp minced garlic
3 Tbsp tahini
6 Tbsp chickpea water
1 tsp salt
Drain the chickpeas, reserving the water.
In blender or food processor mix salt, garlic and tahini (make sure you mix the tahini in the jar).
Add chickpeas and water.
Add lemon juice and blend well for smooth texture. Add more water if needed for correct consistency.
Taste for salt and lemon juice.
Sprinkle with paprika and enjoy!
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