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Monthly Archives: June 2013
HOW I CAME TO LOVE CABBAGE, PART 2: BRAISED CABBAGE and RICE NOODLE SALAD
I’m late to the cabbage party. Until a few years ago, I’d spent my life resolutely hating it. As a child, I vaguely recall my mother preparing the occasional summertime slaw. That the cabbage should be shaved very thin was … Continue reading
Posted in Entrées, Gluten-free, Meatless Monday, Vegan, Vegetarian, WEEKNIGHT DINNER
Tagged Asian-style salad, cabbage, ozzie and harriet, rice noodles, savoy cabbage
13 Comments
DID YOU KNOW . . . THAT HERBS ARE LIKE ROSES?
When you receive, or buy for yourself, a bouquet of roses or any other flower, the first thing you’re advised to do is snip off an inch or so of the stem ends under running water, right? The reason is … Continue reading
Posted in DID YOU KNOW.....?
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REPURPOSED CHIX STIX with APPLE-SAVOY SLAW
Anyone can make something for dinner; it’s re-purposing the leftovers in a new way that makes things interesting. When I made Coconut Chix Stix for dinner the other evening, I managed to restrain myself and had a couple left over. … Continue reading
Posted in Entrées, Leftovers, Pantry Dinners, RECIPES, Salads, Solitary Cook, Vegan, Vegetarian, WEEKNIGHT DINNER
Tagged apples, cabbage, chicken sticks, chix stix, leftovers, salad, savoy cabbage, vegan slaw
9 Comments
WEEKNIGHT DINNER: COCONUT CHIX STIX
SERVES 2, or 1 with leftovers When I think coconut, I tend to think shrimp. Now, while coconut shrimp are all very well and good, my budget isn’t always in the mood for shrimp. These were inspired by a friend … Continue reading
Posted in Condiments, Entrées, Meats, RECIPES, Solitary Cook, WEEKNIGHT DINNER
Tagged chicken sticks, chicken tenders, chix stix, coconut, coconut milk
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WEEKNIGHT DINNER: A DARN GOOD STEAK and ASPARAGUS with CHARRED LEMON
I know, I know, it’s Meatless Monday. But I’m finally saying goodbye to a dreadful cold that camped out in my head for almost three utterly miserable weeks during which I drank enough tea with honey to fill a bathtub. … Continue reading
Posted in Entrées, Meats, RECIPES, Solitary Cook, WEEKNIGHT DINNER
Tagged asparagus, charred lemon, cooking a steak on the stove
6 Comments