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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Black Beans and Yellow Rice
This recipe is nice to have on hand when you don’t have alot of time to throw something together. The thing that takes the longest is the yellow rice-it takes about 20 minutes to cook. But while it’s cooking, you … Continue reading
Posted in main dish, side dish
Tagged black beans, Down to Earth, saffron, vegetarian, weight watchers, yellow rice
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Beguine Cream Soup
Today was nasty and rainy out, so you know what that means. Soup! This soup was a cinch to make. When I make it again, I will add alot more salt and pepper, though. It was kind of bland. But … Continue reading
Posted in soup
Tagged beguine cream soup, leeks, monks, soup, Twelve Months of Monastery Soups, vegetarian
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Mushroom Noodle Casserole
Ok, this one will really throw you. I got this recipe from…A Dollywood cookbook! This cookbook was my grandmother’s, and this is the first recipe I have tried from it. Granted, I had to “veggify” it a little, but it … Continue reading
Posted in pasta
Tagged dollywood, egg noodles, entree, mushroom noodle casserole, Recipes from the Heart of the Smokies, vegetarian
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Potato and Black Bean Soup
This soup sounded good, looked easy enough, and I thought, you know, a cold day like today needs some yummy soup. Well, I didn’t like it. It was very blah and bland. However, Toby DID like it. He added some … Continue reading
Posted in soup, vegan
Tagged Better than Peanut Butter & Jelly, potato and black bean soup, vegan, vegetarian, veggie
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Southwestern Black Bean Burgers
I am normally not a meatless burger fan, but for some reason I decided to try these. They were a cinch to make. Well, not a cinch…it takes some effort to smash those beans! I tried the nonstick cooking spray, … Continue reading
Posted in sandwich
Tagged black bean burger, black beans, Good Housekeeping Favorite Recipes, southwestern, vegetarian
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Stir-Fried Green Beans with Peanuts
I bought a new cookbook, mainly for making food for Liam (he’s 15 months old). It’s called “Better than Peanut Butter & Jelly”. It’s filled with “quick vegetarian meals your kids will love!” I picked this recipe to start with. … Continue reading
Posted in side dish, vegan
Tagged Better than Peanut Butter & Jelly, green beans, honey, peanuts, side dish, vegetarian
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Lemony Roasted Potatoes
These are another great recipe from “Veganomicon”. They were excellent! And super easy! The only thing is that they take a while to cook. But the prep is hardly anything. Toby really liked them (he had 2 helpings!) and said … Continue reading
Nothing new yesterday
Toby actually REQUESTED a recipe that I made last week! He said he LOVED that Mile-High Tortilla thing, and would I make it again. So I did. So this means that it’s a really good recipe and you should try … Continue reading
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Omelet aux Fines Herbs
I had a hankering for an omelette, so I decided to try this one. It was very simple to make, although making it their way left it a little uncooked for my taste. And I used dried tarragon instead of … Continue reading
Posted in breakfast, brunch, main dish
Tagged Classic Vegetarian Cooking, eggs, herbs, omelette
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Curried Corn Chowder
I decided to make a recipe from a cookbook I’ve had for a long time and never used- “The Great Vegetarian Cookbook: The Chef’s Secret Recipes” by Kathleen DeVanna Fish. This soup was simple to make, although I had to … Continue reading
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Tagged corn, coup, curried corn chowder, curry, The Great Vegetarian Cookbook, vegetarian
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