Carrots and turnips. I was thinking a stew, maybe…or a stir-fry.
Posts Tagged ‘Soups and Stews’
Pulled from the garden next…
Posted in Growing the food, tagged crock pot, Gardens, military spouse, slow cooker, Soups and Stews, Turnip, winter garden on January 25, 2012 | 3 Comments »
Lentil soup with ham…
Posted in Soup, tagged Bay leaf, Cooking, crock pot, economical cooking, lentil soup, lentils, military wife, slow cooker, slow cooking, Soups and Stews on October 15, 2011 | 11 Comments »
I had to cook dinner in a pinch and didn’t have much on hand, but lentils. I should have used Alison’s recipe she offered me last time, but I didn’t have access to the laptop. I’m getting awfully dependent on this thing! So, I tried one with ham since my last one had no flavor. [...]
Lentil soup gone wrong
Posted in Experiments gone awry, Soup, tagged A-Z Food Challenge, comfort food, Cooking, cooking class, cooking experiments, coriander, crock pot, cultures, cumin, East Indian meditation guru, Ecuadorian meditation teacher, food experiements, garam masala, Jamie Oliver, lentil soup, military lifestyle, military spouse, Navy wife, red lentils, slow cooker, slow cooking, soups, Soups and Stews, southern cooking, vegetarian dishes, vegetarian soup on July 9, 2011 | 8 Comments »
I met a colorful character in the blogging world named Alison at Alison Amazed. Born British, but brought up in Canada, her blog is littered with both English and Canadian terms. I adore folks who have one foot in one culture, the other foot in another culture and a finger and toe in a third [...]
Black Bean Soup
Posted in Soup, Vegetarian, tagged Bean, bean soup, black bean soup, black beans, comfort food, crock pot, feta cheese, homestyle cooking, Italian parsley, military spouse, Navy wife, organic chicken base, slow cooker, Soup, Soups and Stews, vegetable stock, whole wheat tortilla chips on June 18, 2011 | 6 Comments »
A family member was kind and generous enough to send me one of her cookbooks. She collects cookbooks and reads them like magazines, but this was one she didn’t use much. She’ll be thrilled to find I discovered some recipes I really liked. I tried the black bean recipe courtesy of Kay Ward.
Buffalo meat loaf
Posted in Meat, tagged buffalo, buffalo meatloaf, Cooking, crock pot, Jamie Oliver, Meat, Meat Loaf, military spouse, miltary lifestlye, slow cooker, slow cooking, Soups and Stews, wheat germ on May 15, 2011 | 6 Comments »
Remember in middle school when the lunch lady plopped a lump of “stuff” on your plate? Upon inspection, I could never decipher the ingredients… meat and maybe something else. To me, meat loaf conjured images of nasty school lunch. I never had any desire to try it. Now that I’m grown, however, my taste buds [...]
South Georgia Collard Greens
Posted in Veggies, tagged Collard greens, Ham hock, Soups and Stews, Cooking, crock pot, slow cooking, slow cooker, southern cooking, Jamie Oliver, military spouse, homestyle cooking on May 8, 2011 | 7 Comments »
I normally make my collard greens the way mama taught me. Two bunches of collards, 1/3 cup of water and a ham hock. Stir them every time you think about it—-6 hours on low on the stove. This works. They are scrumptious. I’ve tried flavoring with ham hock, pork neck bones, turkey necks, turkey wings, chipped [...]
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G.I. Crockpot-cooking with a military wife
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