Not exact matches
I made this chutney
last Friday and already used it in a ginger +
carrot soup and in a pasta dish with
roasted fennel and capers.
And strangely enough I was JUST thinking
last night while peeling
carrots for a slice «n»
roast, «I wonder if these peelings could be crisped up in the oven and used for something, rather than simply putting them in the compost or using them to make veggie stock».
As I read, I'm eating leftover quinoa with
roasted carrots from
last night's dinner.
So, for mushrooms,
carrots and tomatoes, I would add them during the
last 30 minutes of
roasting, since they'd likely overcook / burn if
roasted for the whole hour.
These
carrots were among my
last farmer's market's finds and when combined with the glorious combination of garlic, maple syrup, coconut oil and thyme, produced the most fork tender, flavourful and divine
roasted carrots I've ever had the pleasure of tasting.
I had this
last night with
roasted red potatoes and steamed
carrots and the sauce complimented the whole meal.
Apparently, I was in the mood for veggies
last night because I also ate a bowl of
roasted broccoli and honey -
roasted carrots.
I let this all boil and reduce as I defrosted frozen spinach, julienned my
last carrot, and chopped up a few
roasted peanuts I'd been keeping in my freezer.
Last night someone bought me a vegan takeaway (take - out), with Quinoa and Polenta cake, on
roasted carrot hummus with organic beet ketchup (delicious!)
For instance,
last week at Sanchez Elementary they served a winter harvest salad with a choice of ingredients that included chicken or turkey, homemade croutons, pumpkin seeds,
roasted cauliflower, sweet potatoes and
carrots.
Here is what I packed for my 4 year old for lunch today: Leftovers from
last night: grass fed grilled hamburger with onions, turmeric, cumin, salt Sweet and Sour Fermented Coleslaw Smashed and
Roasted Potatoes
carrot sticks Kale chips homemade fermented ketchup... Continue Reading
I have been
roasting a whole chicken with veggies (
carrots, radishes, small potatoes, onions) almost weekly now because it's easy, delicious, and
lasts a few meals.