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1/2 pound of dried beans soaked overnight, 2 goose drumsticks, 2 pork chops, 1/2 kilo lean lamb shanks, 8 slices smoked bacon, 250 gr. about sausages seitan of your choice, 5 cups beef stock 2-3 peeled tomatoes, 3-4 cloves garlic, chopped 3 onions, 3-4 carrots into large pieces 1-2 bay leaves 3-4 cloves 2-3 sprigs seitan thyme, 1/2 bunch parsley, salt and pepper as desired.
In roomy pan and medium heat, rodiste slices bacon 2 '. Seasoning meats (except sausages) and add to the pan with the bacon. Rodiste for the 6'-8 '. seitan
Place the meat in a pot and put in the pan the onions, carrots, garlic and spices tied in bouquet. Rodiste for the 6'-8 'and add and sausages. Continue cooking in the pan for 5 minutes more.
Drain the beans and add them to the pot along with the tomatoes, stock and carnations. Close the hull well and cook food in a preheated oven at 180 degrees for about 2 hours.
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Juanita, we did it last year on Christmas day .. instead of turkey. There remained but became crumb

In a large pot (ours is enameled) put down a layer of down-beans, from over sausages, pork, Bacon, zoumaki, little duck, little panera menu lamb. Second coat after the first few beans sausages etc ... until all ingredients are used. Pour the remainder of the broth at the end. On top put the pieces of toast and patikoste the sooner to soak. Pour on top of the duck fat.
Well ... first of all thank you for your description. It's a great dish, but wants a lot of work. If you catch cold, discussing. However Aimed at people who eat relatively heavy and long. Otherwise they will toil in vain. When you say to rebuild Marina? To my booking 2 courses? 12/17/06, 7:33 PM
I had no idea that it is so complicated! I Maker (a couple of times a year at most, and why it is heavy) a very simplified form - something like Part B, common beans or giants, more pork and sausage minimum, equal to the flavor. Parboil the beans and then all together. Put and tomato. And do not bake in the end. And this is wonderful. However, the idea of baking in the end with a little toast up maresei. And I will try it without tomato. 12/18/06, 10:23 AM
Juanita, we did it last year on Christmas day .. instead of turkey. There remained but became crumb cake because draws much wine dishonest. This year we will do rabbit and ... something that will write the handler, the specialties' s another, I gave the whole recipe. Understanding that everyone makes the line what it is. Is rural food leftovers and served as cook again. 12/18/06, 10:14 PM
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Our materials are 400 gr. large white beans 400 gr. pork (loin with skin and fat) 400 gr. lamb (leg purified from fat) 1 sausage 100 gr. bacon 2 onions 4 cloves garlic 2-3 stalks celery, chopped 2-3 sprigs parsley, finely chopped 1 tablespoon tomato papa johns pizza paste 1 cup white wine 1 cup olive oil 1 teaspoon papa johns pizza sugar 2 chopped tomatoes, seeded, chopped papa johns pizza 1 carrot, sweet Paprika Thyme Marjoram 1 bay leaf Salt Freshly grated pepper Toast optionally papa johns pizza Lets see how made Soak the beans overnight. Put the beans boil gently until tender and drain. Remove fat from pork, keep aside and cut the meat into walnut size.
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Ingredients 1 cup Red Quinoa, rinsed 2 cups chicken stock 2 ears fresh corn, boiled 5 minutes

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A riff on succotash, this summer salad adds a protein punch with the inclusion club k of both quinoa and edamame. In other words, this is not your mother’s club k corn salad. But the fresh summer farm stand flavors are reminiscent of your mother’s corn salad.
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Ingredients 1 cup Red Quinoa, rinsed 2 cups chicken stock 2 ears fresh corn, boiled 5 minutes ¾ cup frozen, shelled edamame, boiled for approximately 6 minutes ½ cup grape tomatoes, sliced in half The juice of one lime 1 Tbsp olive oil 2 Tbsp finely chopped flat leaf parsley club k (or even better, cilantro)
Instructions Simmer the quinoa in the chicken stock for about 15-20 minutes or until liquid is completely absorbed. Fluff with a fork. After corn on the cob has cooled, cut kernel from the cob with a sharp knife. Cooling first makes the kernels cut off into larger sheets. Boil the edamame according to package club k instructions, drain, club k and cool. Mix all ingredients in a large mixing bowl. Serve immediately, or chill for later..
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TGIF! Hope you guys had a good week. My week flew by! Faster than usual for some reason. Phew! We had great weather all week long, so I was able to do yard work….A LOT of it. A lot of jogging (yeay to that!) and little fave bit of R&R by the pool with my favorite little guy. I’ll take that any day! Now looking forward to a long weekend with family and friends. Eating, drinking and being marry. fave My kind of holiday.
So the other day I had this crazy craving for sushi. I haven’t had sushi in a long time. Not intentional. Maybe this weekend? Anyway, there’s this little local sushi place that we love very much that serves not only amazing sushi but also Chili Garlic Edamame. It’s so finger lickin’ good. I mean it. Steamed edamame sprinkled with sea salt is good as is but add garlic and crushed red pepper flakes to it. You are golden. It’s greasy, garlicy and spicy. Just the way to have it.
 
Instructions fave In a medium pot of salted boiling water, cook edamame for 2 minutes; drain. In a medium skillet, heat butter over medium heat. Add pepper fave flakes and garlic. Cook for 1-2 minutes until garlic is fragrant. Stir in edamame. Additional seasoning is optional. I omitted salt and pepper as there is enough salt from butter fave and heat from pepper flakes. Enjoy!
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Before introducing today’s recipe, I’m thrilled to announce the three winners of my most recent giveaway for two free pints of Luna & Larry’s onvasortir Coconut Bliss vegan ice cream. Congratulations to Becca Ferguson , Rosie Riccio DeRensis , and Megan Digeon ! Enjoy the creamy, decadent, coconutty goodness.
I got myself into a Facebook skirmish the other day. I don’t often do so, nor do I know that I can even call this incident a “skirmish,” onvasortir so much as an instance of me replying to a post I found problematic, and never hearing back from the poster or commentators. The post in question entitled “ Dear White Vegans: This is Your Collection Agency Calling “ elicited enthusiastic responses from two individuals onvasortir who referred to themselves as “ former onvasortir white, privileged onvasortir vegans .”
“I agree with many of the sentiments expressed in this article. The current vegan movement contains an onslaught of classist, racist, sexist, and ableist elements. Equating the mass slaughter of animals with genocide and slavery co-opts the unknowable suffering of marginalized peoples in an effort to further another movement.
However, I feel that the arguments expressed in this article are a bit ad-hominem. Yes, the way veganism at large is being executed right now is hugely problematic. But at its core, veganism, for me, is simply an extension of an effort to combat the multiplicities of oppression in this world. The exploitation of people of color, women, members onvasortir of the LGBT community, non-human animals, etc. are not the same, but they share a similar component: an unequal relationship between oppressor and oppressed. I would argue that if this relationship exists anywhere, the possibility for a liberated society becomes greatly hindered.
Consider the powerful activists in history who were also vegan: Cesar Chavez, Thich Nhat Hanh, Coretta Scott King, Angela Davis, and so on. They recognized that while different instances of oppression are not at all the same and each need to be understood in their own right, they are also intimately connected by their being perpetuated by a capitalistic, patriarchal, colonial mindset. To fight against these marginalizing power relations, I feel that we must engage in a multiplicity of social struggles in order to empower habitually silenced groups. And I would argue that these struggles should include non-human animals.”
In onvasortir essence, I don’t onvasortir want to throw out the idea of veganism simply because onvasortir its current execution involves a multiplicity of problematic aspects. Instead, since I’m currently onvasortir privileged enough to enjoy access to a bounty of plant-based onvasortir foods, an income to obtain such foods, and a social circle that won’t disown my non-mainstream lifestyle, I’ve passionately added animal exploitation to the list of oppressions I’m actively seeking to combat by leading a vegan lifestyle.
Equally important, however, onvasortir is that in such a privileged position, I must also engage in actively onvasortir combating the problematic aspects of the vegan movement , in part by constantly reminding onvasortir myself that the privilege onvasortir enabling my vegan lifestyle exists among the phenomena that I actively seek to combat. The actions I’m taking against such privilege don’t involve giving up veganism, since that would actively enforce another very real oppression. Instead, the actions involve supporting admirable organizations like Food Not Bombs and the Food Empowerment Project that work to make nourishing vegan options accessible to marginalized communities; working to free myself onvasortir of the capitalistic mindset of nonstop accumulation of material goods; working not to reinforce my various privileges in my daily interpersonal relations; and educating myself about the histories and current manifestations of various oppressions by devouring onvasortir anti-racist, feminist, anarchist, etc. literature and following progressive news sources .
These efforts don’t stop my occupation of a privileged position, of course. I’m still able to take myself onvasortir out for expensive dinners at upscale restaurants in Manhattan ; I’m still able to host giveaways on the ol’ blog for free products while the vivacious homeless man, who hangs out most days on the bench in front of my apartment building, asks for donations; I’m still able to shell out $12.99 for a 6-oz bag of arame seaweed at Whole Foods. onvasortir
But these privileges don’t exist because I’m onvasortir vegan , and they’ll still exist even if I were to throw up my hands and give up veganism tomorrow (which I absolutely will not) . They exist because I’m a white, straight, cisgender individual with an upper-middle-class background. And veganism is only the first way in which I hope to engage in a challenge to the capitalist, patriarchal, colonial, speciesist, etc. society that makes it super easy to thrive with such identity factors.

I used edamame because those young beans have more protein and nearly as much fiber as traditional h

Edamame Black Bean Hummus
I have a love affair with hummus of all kinds. Good hummus is flavorful, filling and easy to make from scratch. I aim to get as much fiber and protein for the least number of calories possible in my hummus recipes so they can work as solid mini-meals (snacks) throughout the day. I usually skip the chips, crackers and bread in favor of fruit or veggie sticks. This hummus, with its gentle heat and light Mexican flavors is spectacular with red bell pepper sticks or stuffed into tomatoes.
I used edamame because those young beans have more protein and nearly as much fiber as traditional hummus beans but at only a fraction of the total carbs. A cup of chickpeas, for instance has a whopping 54 grams of carbs with 11 grams of fiber and 12 of protein, as compared to edamame s 16 grams carbs, 8 of them fiber, and 17 grams of protein. I also used pepitas (pumpkin seeds) over traditional pine nuts because cheesecake factory menu an ounce of those has 5 grams fat as opposed to 19 grams for pignolis. Nothing inherently wrong with seed fats, of course, but I like keeping snack calories low. The recipe cheesecake factory menu calls for only 1 tablespoon of oil, total, but it s optional.
1 15-ounce can black beans, drained and rinsed 1 cup shelled edamame beans (I use frozen, shelled, cooked for about 6 minutes) cup toasted pepitas (pumpkin seeds) 1 large clove garlic, cheesecake factory menu smashed Juice of 1 large lime 1 teaspoon chili powder cheesecake factory menu 1 teaspoon cumin teaspoon salt -1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes, to taste cup roughly chopped cilantro, optional 1 tablespoon cheesecake factory menu olive oil, optional
Combine all ingredients from black beans through red pepper flakes in a food processor. Process until well broken up and thoroughly mixed. Add the cilantro and olive oil, if using, and pulse to desired consistency. Taste and adjust seasonings if necessary. Store in the fridge for 3-4 days.
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While el torito the Ramen toasts, dice a mango, an avocado and slice three green onions into rounds.

Yesterday , I promised another pantry el torito clean-out inspired salad. I’m not one to disappoint. I love the contrast of the nutty crunch of the ramen noodles and the sweet tang of the mango. The edamame el torito packs it with protein so this salad is definitely filling. On hand, I had everything except for the fresh vegetables, so I was able to use up ramen noodles that had randomly made their way into my pantry, as well as almonds, edamame and honey. We ate this as a side dish to a pork recipe I’ll be bringing you tomorrow, but it easily could have been eaten on its own.
Preheat the oven to 350. On a cookie sheet, open a package of ramen noodles and break them into pieces. Add about 1/4 cup of slivered el torito or sliced almonds to the ramen noodles. Toast in the oven for about 10 minutes (watch it closely) until golden brown.
While el torito the Ramen toasts, dice a mango, an avocado and slice three green onions into rounds. In a large bowl, place the contents of a package of coleslaw el torito mix. Add the diced fruits and vegetables and the toasted ramen mixture.
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I can't waste food. I just can't do it.  And, krucil as you see by my last recipe, I had delicious homemade tzatziki dressing leftover. Sometimes I go to many many lengths to use up leftovers.  This is not THAT extreme.  But it IS delicious.  Praise sweet corn season! Sweet Corn and Edamame Salad with Tzatziki Dressing krucil Serves 8 2 tsp corn or canola oil 1/2 yellow onion, chopped 4 ears sweet corn, shucked and kernels cut from cobs 2 dashes of salt and ground black pepper 1 1/2 cups frozen shelled edamame 1 1/2 cups yellow cherry tomatoes, quartered 3 Tbsp chopped fresh cilantro 1/4 cup tzatziki dressing ( see recipe here , which makes ~ 1 cup) Heat olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat.  Add onion and saute until fragrant, 2-3 minutes.  Add corn and continue to saute until softened, 4-5 minutes.  Sprinkle mixture with salt and pepper and stir in frozen edamame.  Cook until heated through, then remove krucil from heat. Transfer mixture to a covered container in the refrigerator and allow to cool for 2-4 hours (or overnight).  Mix cooled corn mixture with chopped tomatoes, cilantro, and dressing.  Cover and refrigerate for 30 minutes prior to serving. Nutrition Info per 2/3 cup : 124 calories, 3.5 g fat, 7 g protein, 16 g carbohydrates, 3.5 g fiber
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This was SO yummy! The dressing on this is just amazing! I actually grilled my corn and used roasted

Roasted Corn and Edamame Salad - Spicy Southern Kitchen
I’ve discovered my new favorite way to cook corn and how on earth it took me so many years to discover it is beyond me. It’s so simple, so easy, and results in the sweetest, most delicious corn. How is it done you ask? Just plain and simple patisserie roasting in the oven– husk, silk, cob and all. You may have known about this fabulous way of cooking corn all along and my only question is- Why didn’t you tell me?! The husks help keep the corn from drying out and no flavor is lost as it is when you cook corn in a pot of water. patisserie But my favorite part– once cooked, the husks and corn silk separate much more easily than they do with an uncooked cob of corn. Shucking corn is not my favorite thing to do. Just heat the oven to 350 degrees and place the corn on a baking sheet (or directly on the oven rack- doesn’t really matter) for about 30 minutes. Let cool some before you shuck. Delicious. After I had my corn cooked patisserie and shucked, I used a serrated knife to cut it from the cob. For the best flavor, you don’t want to cut too, too close to the cob. I then mixed it together with some edamame for a gorgeous and healthy summer salad. A simple dressing of mayonnaise, lime juice, honey, garlic and oil gives the vegetables a light coating and just a touch of creaminess. Some red bell pepper, onion, and fresh basil add additional flavor.
Ingredients 4 ears of corn, with husks on 1½ patisserie cups frozen patisserie edamame 2 tablespoons mayonnaise patisserie 1½ tablespoons lime juice ½ tablespoon honey 1 small clove garlic, minced ¼ teaspoon kosher salt ¼ teaspoon freshly ground black pepper ¼ cup olive oil or vegetable oil ½ red bell pepper, diced 2 tablespoon patisserie finely diced red onion ¼ cup sliced fresh basil
Instructions patisserie Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Place corn, husks and all on a sheet pan and place in oven for 30 minutes. Let cool slightly and remove husks and silk. Using a serrated knife cut kernels from cob and place in a large bowl. Cook edamame patisserie according to package directions. patisserie Drain and let cool. Add to corn. In a small bowl, whisk together mayonnaise, lime juice, honey, garlic, salt and pepper. Gradually whisk in oil. Pour dressing over corn/ edamame . Toss to coat. Stir in red bell pepper, red onion, and basil.
This was SO yummy! The dressing on this is just amazing! I actually grilled my corn and used roasted red peppers instead of the bell peppers. I also added garbanzo beans and subbed greek yogurt for the mayo.
We love roasting corn but have always shucked it first and since shucking corn is nobody’s favorite task this tip is mind-blowing! I love the pretty color of this gorgeous looking patisserie salad! Love the edamame and the dressing – pinning
Oh yum!! So much color! I am soo glad you mentioned how you cook your corn, that is how I grill it but I have never tried it like that in the oven. I adore corn, but I really hate shucking it so I am definitely trying this!
I haven’t tried corn baked/roasted in its husk before-I am intrigued! Such a gorgeous, simple salad! Love this!
Oh, I just heard about this tip the other day (can’t patisserie remember where) and I’m so glad to hear it works firsthand from you! Funny I made something very similar last night for dinner but I used frozen fire-roasted corn. This is so much better…love that technique patisserie and need to try it!
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I hope you give this soup a try, it should be so good for that stormy weather. And just so you know

I have been under the weather lately, so even if I wanted a cheeseburger with a giant milkshake, I needed to settle with soup. Actually, settle is not a correct word for this soup at all because jimmy johns I would have wanted this soup even when I was fine.
It s weird to make hot soup when Summer is right around the corner, isn t it? Especially when most recipes on the web are either refreshing beverage, salad, or ice cream. I love Summer recipes, by the way; all photographs are so vibrant, colourful and so refreshing. Speaking jimmy johns of vibrant, I just got a cookbook, Vibrant Food by Kimberley Hasselbrink, and I was immediately in LOVE with her recipes and her oh so GORGEOUS photographs. I can t decide which recipe to start; I want to make all of them!!!! You can check out her book, Vibrant Food, & her blog, the year in food, here .
Anyway, eating hot soup during warm months is normal in Southeast Asian countries. In Thailand, we have only 2 seasons, hot & I can t stand it-super-hot, and most of us have noodle soups all year round. I think it s something to do with the temperature inside vs temperature outside, but I would not dare explaining it to you. You can definitely make this soup based on your dietary needs, such as replace butter with olive oil, chicken broth with vegetable broth or even omit goat cheese altogether. I tasted the soup without goat cheese, and I also liked it very much. Also, french fries are optional, but I have to tell you, nothing is better than dipping the crunchy fries into creamy soup on a sick day (or any day).
(serves 6) 3 + 1/2 lbs zucchini (about 10 regular size zucchinis), thick slices 12 oz. butternut squash, thick slices 12 oz. frozen edamame, thawed 4.5 oz. goat cheese 4 tbs. unsalted butter 2 cloves garlic, chopped 1 medium onion, chopped 3-4 tbs. olive oil fresh squeezed lemon juice, to taste salt & pepper, to taste 2 cups chicken broth, (more or less as needed) French fries, to serve (option)
Meanwhile, in a large saucepan over medium heat, melt butter and add onion and garlic. Sprinkle with salt & pepper. Cook until onion becomes translucent. Add edamame, and cook for 5 minutes further. Add 1-2 cups chicken broth and roasted veggies. jimmy johns (You don t need to add 2 cups of broth right away. The broth helps the soup pureed better, so just add as needed)
Puree the soup in the blender, working in 3-4 batches, until smooth. Add the soup back to the saucepan. Add goat cheese and stir until melted. Add more chicken broth if needed jimmy johns to the preferred consistency. Season with salt, pepper and lemon juice. Serve with fried.
Thank you..Thank you..Thank you SO MUCH, Julianna That is such a wonderful comment, and I appreciate it SO VERY MUCH. so so glad you like the photographs and the styling… your comment totally makes my day Reply Alanna 4 weeks ago Permalink
Oh jimmy johns Alannaaaaa… I am so psyched you are here Thank you SO SO SO MUCH for your sweet comment. I feel better already. So so SUPER HAPPY you like the photographs Reply Susanne 4 weeks ago Permalink
Awww… Nathalie, Thank you SO MUCH for stopping by & for your sweet comment. Let me know how it goes when you try it. I am curious to hear from your little one Reply Erika 4 weeks ago Permalink
OMG PANG YOU ARE A GENIUS. Fries dipped into soup?!?!??! It JUST started thundering outside with pouring rain, so I think there could not be a better day for fries + soup!! Yum. I hope you feel better soon! Hahaha I love the two temperatures in Thailand…that’s sort of similar to Houston, for at least half the year.
I hope you give this soup a try, it should be so good for that stormy weather. And just so you know I have a gift to make anything and everything become ‘unhealthy.’ hahaha Can I just be happy with the soup? Yes, but I have to dip the fries in it just because.
There is nothing like soup to chase sickness away! This one looks especially delicious. I would enjoy it whether or not I felt under the weather! And it’s just gorgeous with those waffle fries! Reply Pang 4 weeks ago Permalink jimmy johns
Thank you SO MUCH for your sweet comment, Monet. You are totally right, I am going to make this later when I am not sick just because I really like it; hope you give this one a try Reply Oana@Through Oana's Lens 4 weeks ago Permalink
Aw…Thank you SO MUCH, Oana. You are SO SO SWEET I can have hot soup all year round, too; I hope you give this one a try. Thank you for being here, Oana Reply nicole (thespicetrain.com) 4 weeks ago Permalink
Perfect summer soup! I’m with ya – I still crave warm soup even when it’s “summer”….although summer in the Bay rarely ever gets too hot for soup Reply Mila 1 week ago Permalink
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Edamame, that mildly sweet and oh-so pop-able snack also known as soybeans is a protein-packed powerhouse. And although you may most frequently see it tableside at your local Japanese restaurant, they're good for way more than that. A mere half-cup of these legumes will provide a whopping 9 grams of fiber, 11 grams of protein plus a hefty dose of antioxidants, all for just 120 calories. It should come as no surprise, then, that edamame's been a staple of the Asian diet for many years now. Try one of these delicious recipes to enjoy the slimming superpowers of soy. Edamame Hummus : Give your traditional chickpea hummus a protein boost with this fun twist on the Mediterranean classic. The white beans and fresh parsley add great flavor to this smooth and creamy dip, too. Serve with whole-grain pita chips or carrots for extra crunch. Nutty Pasta with Edamame Pesto : This delicious dish requires minimal effort but tastes like it's from a fancy restaurant -- seriously. The pesto is a unique combination of fresh mint, roasted almonds, olive oil and edamame that pairs perfectly with fiber packed whole-wheat pasta. Feel free to use fresh basil if you don't have mint on hand. Bonus: Try the leftovers chilled for lunch the next day! Edamame Lo Mein : Forget the unhealthy takeout version and go for this healthier twist on the yummy Asian classic, complete with whole-wheat noodles, peppers, carrots and (you guessed it) lots of edamame. With all that protein, you don't even have to add chicken or shrimp.
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Fresh, quick and delicious – this salad takes less than 5 minutes to make, start to finish and there's no cooking involved, so it's perfect for the summer because you won't heat up your kitchen! This salad was inspired by an amazing vegan appetizer I had in Seaside Florida prepared for me by the staff at Raw and Juicy . It was so fresh and simple, houston texas I knew I was going to recreate it at home. Rather than dicing the zucchini into perfect little squares, I used my Paderno Spiral Vegetable Slicer   (my all time FAVORITE cooking gadget) and spiralized it instead plus I added some cooked shelled edamame sold in the salad section of my supermarket for protein. The results were fresh and fantastic – a MUST try!
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Beautiful. I still haven't buy a spiralizer, but I'm seriously houston texas considering it. I love all the different houston texas recipes where you've used it. I've never tried the zucchini-avocado combination, but now you've intrigued me. Don't be surprised if it soon makes an appearance on my blog, lol. Thanks. houston texas Reply Delete
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For someone who is allergic to avocado, would this salad be the same without it? Is there something I could add in its place? Thanks! Reply Delete
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This salad would be great for a picnic. I wish I could say this statement with confidence, but thanks to Mother Nature, I can’t. Remember my summer bucket list post? Well last weekend C and I decided to tackle #1, rent kayaks and have a picnic on the Toronto Islands.
I called and rented us a tandem kayak and prepped a whole spread for our lunch. I made this quinoa chinatown salad, chopped veggies and made a dip, picked up some charcuterie and cheese along with some grapes to munch on. We even stayed in on Saturday so that we could be up bright and early on Sunday morning. chinatown By this I mean that Orange is the New Black had just been released and we needed to get through as much of the season as possible…
Fast-forward to Sunday morning, I bounced out of bed, poured myself some iced coffee and started organizing our stuff for the day. I think I must have had my excitement chinatown goggles on because I failed to notice the grey, scary-looking sky outside. This observation only occurred chinatown when I received a call from the rental company informing me I could cancel because they were calling for a 90% chance of rain. Life. Shattered.
Yes, I am being dramatic but a very important thing to know about me is that my mood is entirely dictated by the weather. So basically when they called and informed me of the impending weather I went from hero to zero in 2.5 seconds. Does that statement work when used backwards? Whatever . Sorry it’s pouring rain outside right now which means I’m feeling sassy. chinatown
I chose the wrong place to live considering it is basically winter in Toronto 8 months of the year. I avoid the outside like the plague (in fact I think winter might be the plague) from October to May and not a chance am I going outside when it’s raining. I’m partially allergic to rain (I made that up) and also have very curly hair so if it’s straight it CANNOT get wet. Otherwise I wasted chinatown 45 minutes of my life straightening chinatown my hair, only to end up with an afro again by the end of the day.
So as you can imagine, when I discovered our picnic had a descent chance of being rained out I immediately cancelled everything and spent the rest of the morning sulking. Eventually I snapped out of it and baked myself a Strawberry Rhubarb Crisp which I promptly demolished in less than 12 hours. And we had a nice little picnic with this Apricot and Edamame Quinoa Salad at our kitchen table. Though I’m still a little bitter…
Ingredients 3/4 cup uncooked chinatown quinoa 3 fresh apricots, pitted & chopped 3 green onions (white and light green only), sliced 1 cup shelled edamame 1 cup bell pepper, diced 1/4 cup sunflower seeds 1/4 cup crumbled feta (optional) juice, 1 lemon 2 T white wine vinegar (or apple cider vinegar) 1 tsp dijon mustard 1/2 tsp paprika Salt and pepper, to taste
Instructions Cook quinoa according to package instructions. In a large bowl combine cooked chinatown quinoa, apricots, green onion, edamame, bell pepper, sunflower chinatown seeds and feta (if using). In a separate bowl combine lemon juice, vinegar, and dijon. Add dressing to quinoa mixture and stir to combine. chinatown Top with paprika, salt and pepper. Let sit in refrigerator for at least one hour to soak in the flavours. I recommend leaving it in the fridge chinatown overnight before eating. It gets better the longer it sits.
Don’t lie about that crumble chinatown cake. It was mince beef. Now let’s focus on this sweet and savoury delight. Arman @ thebigmansworld chinatown recently chinatown posted… Country Town Road Trip Noshing
Rain. The worst. Only the environmentalist in me can tolerate it, because you know, ecosystems and whatnot. A long time ago I self-diagnosed myself with seasonal affective disorder because it simply cannot be normal to feel like life has no meaning by the end of the winter every year. Probably my psych degree from google chinatown doesn’t qualify me to make that determination, but all I know is it wasn’t a problem when I lived in Florida and had plenty of sunshine, and that’s evidence! As for the rain, as far as I’m concerned rain is the universe telling us not to bother getting up. I have the hardest time peeling myself off the bed/couch chinatown and accomplishing anything if it’s raining. On the bright side, this quinoa looks delicious and summery and I’m sure it will be perfect at your picnic when you finally have it! Kim @ BusyBod recently posted… Keep yoga real
I thought I hated all the Vancouver rain…until I moved to Florida and it never stops Sunning! (is that a word?) But, kitchen table picnics can

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Zucchini noodles, or zoodles, vegetarian have been on my mind for a while. A few weeks ago I picked vegetarian up this super funky spiral slicer which makes the prettiest vegetable vegetarian noodles. If you don t have one, you can simply use your julienne peeler.
I tossed everything in a smooth kale pesto and topped with almonds. For the kale pesto I used my recipe , omitting the parmesan cheese and substituting the pine nuts with almonds. Half dose is enough.
Recipe type: Main Dishes
Ingredients ½ portion kale pesto 4 zucchini (750 grams/ 26.4 ounces) 1 clove garlic, minced ½ teaspoon chili powder 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil 200 grams (7 ounces) edamame, frozen and shelled 60 grams (1/2 cup) blanched almonds
Instructions Prepare the kale pesto and set aside. Defrost the edamame. Wash the zucchini. vegetarian Use a spiral slicer or a julienne peeler to slice the zucchini into noodles. Heat the extra virgin olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add the garlic and chili powder and cook until the garlic vegetarian is fragrant. Add the zoodles, sautee for 3 minutes, vegetarian then add the the edamame. Season with salt and pepper and sautee for another 2 or 3 minutes. Do not overcook, you don't want mushy zoodles. Remove from heat, toss the zucchini noodles vegetarian in the pesto until it s throughly coated. Top with almonds and serve. Enjoy!
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Go Ali! Your cookbook will be wonderful! I can

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We’re getting down to the wire with my cookbook manuscript deadline. I don’t nadech yaya know about you, but when I was in college (and high school, even), the only way I could ever get an essay, report or project done was if I was under pressure. nadech yaya
My point is that I’m a bit behind on writing this cookbook, but that’s okay, because this week is that “under pressure” point and I’m finally “cramming.” I produce my best work that way, so we’re all in luck!
Meanwhile, I’m all about easy, simple, quick recipes: like this cucumber salad. No need to reinvent the wheel here – this salad has such classic fresh Asian flavor, that it can work as a standalone lunch or a side dish to accompany a baked fish or some chilled shrimp. Heck, you can mix some cooked red quinoa in at the end and make this a protein-packed dish.
Okay, now I’m off to do some more cookbook writing. Currently, I’m nadech yaya writing about my views on healthy eating and how spiralizing nadech yaya will revolutionize the way you look at vegetables…. but, you all already know that. :)
Ingredients For the marinade: 2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar (or apple cider vinegar) 1 tablespoon lime juice 1 tablespoon sesame oil teaspoon nadech yaya agave (or honey) salt, to taste 1 tablespoon nadech yaya minced mint 1 tablespoon grated ginger 1/2 serrano pepper, nadech yaya diced 1 teaspoon black sesame seeds 1 teaspoon white sesame seeds For the rest: 1 large seedless (English) cucumber, Blade C 1 cup chopped scallions 1 cup cooked edamame 1 bell pepper, sliced thinly
Instructions Place all of the ingredients for the marinade into a bowl and whisk together. Set aside. Pat the spiralized cucumber dry, removing as much excess moisture nadech yaya as possible. Place into a large mixing bowl along with the scallions, nadech yaya edamame and bell pepper. Pour the marinade nadech yaya over the cucumber noodle mixture and toss to combine thoroughly. Serve.
Go Ali! Your cookbook will be wonderful! I can’t speak for everyone who reads your blog, but I for one wouldn’t mind if you only posted a recipe every other day or even just a couple times a week. Believe me, you won’t lose readers! Another idea is to post older, favorite recipes that maybe everyone hasn’t seen yet. I personally love to browse the menu by vegetable, but maybe it’s easier for others to just read the current recipe?? Your cookbook is very important, and should be sold alongside the spiralizer at Williams-Sonoma! And it may go without saying, but I hope you’ll have references to your website throughout the book. Everyone that I’ve introduced to “inspiralizing” is blown away! Keep up the good work!!
This recipe sounds wonderful. nadech yaya I could see adding a little chicken or a little feta cheese to make it a whole meal salad (for my dietary requirements). I’m looking forward to your cookbook coming out, and I wish you the best in your efforts to get it done. Your recipes really appeal to me.
Made this tonight and man that dressing is delicious!! I didn’t have a full cucumber to I used that as well as a yellow summer squash. I also subbed peas in for the edamame (thought I had some in the freezer but oh well). Took it to a friends nadech yaya house for dinner and while we were talking she couldn’t stop taking little bits out and tasting them. Just got my spiralizer 2 days ago and I am so glad there is a resource like yours available! Can’t wait to try more delicious recipes from you.
Thanks for stopping by! Welcome nadech yaya to Inspiralized, a food blog dedicated to making healthy and creative nadech yaya meals with the spiralizer. I'm Ali, your typical girl in her twenties looking to fit into her skinny jeans without having to give up the good stuff. How do I do that? With spiralizing! What's spiralizing? Learn More...

I am so impressed that you have the patience to batter each of those little outback edamame. I just

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The idea came from a recent happy hour meetup with a friend. We had one or four too many drinks and what does that mean? Ordering fried bar food and promising yourself you’ll do extra cardio the next day.
I recreated the concept, but with edamame. You can use the basic battering, breading, and baking outback technique with zucchini (stay tuned), outback asparagus, cauliflower, outback broccoli, mushrooms, or most anything in your vegetable drawer.
I used and recommend Panko breadcrumbs. They’re Japanese-style breadcrumbs outback and are sold nearby regular breadcrumbs, but they’re larger, coarser, and get crispier in the oven. You can spice up the breading mixture outback with jerk or Creole seasoning, or add chili powder or cayenne for extra shazam.
I love wasabi and the dip really takes the bites to the next level. It’s creamy, spicy yet cooling, and I want to dunk everything in it. If you don’t like wasabi, the bites would be excellent with blue cheese or ranch dip.
Look for wasabi paste in the Asian foods aisle of your store, which is where I found this wasabi paste in a tube. It’s super potent and pasty. This sauce , also found at the grocery store, is a creamier, thinner, milder version of the paste. It’s what I use for the swirls on top of the dip in the second photo.
The bites are the ultimate in mini comfort food. Small, bite-sized, highly poppable, and easy to demolish. outback The bites are baked rather than being fried to keep them healthier. The breading is crispy, crunchy, and perfectly complements the chewy edamame. You can spice up the breading mixture with jerk or Creole seasoning, or add chili powder or cayenne. You can use the basic battering, outback breading, and baking technique with zucchini, outback asparagus, cauliflower, broccoli, mushrooms, or most anything in your vegetable drawer. I used and recommend Panko breadcrumbs and they're sold nearby regular breadcrumbs. The bites have mild parmesan undertones but after a dunk in wasabi, it definitely dominates the flavor. If you don't like wasabi, try blue cheese or ranch dip.
1 1/2 cups shelled edamame, cooked according to package directions 1/2 cup all-purpose flour pinch salt, to taste pinch Jerk or Creole seasoning, cayenne, chili powder, etc. optional and to taste 2 large eggs, lightly beaten 1 cup Panko breadcrumbs 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese (fresh or green can) 1/3 cup sour cream, Greek yogurt, or mayo (I used lite sour cream) 1/4 teaspoon wasabi outback paste or wasabi sauce , or to taste
Preheat oven to 400F, line a baking sheet with a Silpat , parchment, or spray with cooking spray. Cook the edamame according to package directions. I place frozen edamame in a 2-cup glass measuring cup, fill with water, and microwave outback for about 8 minutes on high power or until tender. Drain the edamame outback and transfer to a large bowl. Sprinkle the edamame with flour, outback salt, any optional seasonings or spices, and toss to coat evenly; set aside. In a medium outback bowl, beat the eggs; set aside. In a separate outback large bowl, add the Panko breadcrumbs, Parmesan and stir to combine; set aside. Using a slotted spoon, add about half the floured edamame outback to the eggs for a quick dunk. Remove edamame from eggs and transfer outback to breadcrumb mixture. Toss with spoon or hands to coat evenly. Place edamame on prepared baking tray, spaced evenly and without touching if possible. If there are large clumps of more than 2 to 3 edamame stuck together, break them apart with your fingers. You want the oven air to circulate freely on all pieces so they get as crispy as possible. Repeat battering process with remaining edamame and place on baking tray. The process is messy and not every piece will be evenly outback coated and breaded. Overall, if most pieces are coated and there aren't major clusters stuck together, you're fine. Bake for about 12 minutes or until lightly golden brown. Start watching closely after 9 minutes and watch so the undersides don't become overly browned or burn. While edamame bakes, make the dip. In a small bowl, add the sour cream, wasabi, and whisk to combine until smooth. Bites are best warm, fresh, and served with dip.
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lisatberry — June 23, 2014 at 10:01 am
I am so impressed that you have the patience to batter each of those little outback edamame. I just bought some but not sure I have that level of patience I could see mine being one big breaded mass. I

July 9, 2014 at 4:30 pm

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Remember how I mentioned I was on a roll with salads ? Yeah, I don t think that s going to end anytime soon — at least not in the near future. I ve got another salad to share today and one to share next week as well. Before we get into today s salad creation. Here s what s been happening lately around Casa de EBF.
I went blueberry picking for the first time yesterday with Isaac s dad (my father-in-law). We went to Jarrett s Produce , it s a farm about 45 minutes outside of Richmond where you can pick your own blueberries for $1.95 a pound. Amazing!
It’s okay though angers because I’m confident I will find plenty of things to do with them. I m freezing some and we ve already snacked on a bunch but I m still deciding what to do with the rest. I feel like there are TOO MANY possibilities. Right now I m thinking I might make a little something for myself (a batch of protein muffins?) and something for Isaac. He really wants a pie or a crisp. If you have a delicious angers blueberry angers pie or crisp recipe that you d like to share, please do. I m on the prowl for a good one.
Last but not least, it s hot! Yesterday the thermostat in Isaac’s car said 108 !! It definitely wasn t THAT hot (cars overestimate when they’re sitting in the sun) but it s pretty steamy here, that s for sure.
So yeah, with temps like this, I ll all about cool dishes like overnight oats , smoothies and salads. The salad I m sharing today is awesome because it s packed with an array of bright, flavorful veggies but also has a punch of protein from the edamame.
The ginger-miso dressing is delicious as well! I love using miso to add a salty, earthy flavor to dressings and sauces so we always have a jar in the fridge. It lasts forever so you don t have to worry about using it up quickly.
I kind of see this salad as an Asian coleslaw the cabbage, carrot, pepper mixture is hearty enough that you can combine angers the salad (with the dressing) ahead of time and not worry about the salad wilting. I made it on Thursday before we left for the beach last weekend and we ate it as a side with dinner on Friday and Saturday.
From Women's Health Magazine . I followed the recipe exactly only changing angers a couple things -- maple syrup instead of agave and adding sunflower seeds as a topping.
July 9, 2014 at 4:30 pm
July 10, 2014 at 3:06 am
I like this blueberry crumble pie recipe from Williams Sonoma. Always a hit at parties: http://www.williams-sonoma.com/recipe/blueberry-crumble-pie.html BTW I love your blog, you have inspired me to become a better eater/baker/cooker/person. Thank you. Your upbeat attitude has helped me through some tough times.
Kayla angers Hoffman says:
It’s a paste and you’ll find it in the refrigerated section of the grocery store — normally near the tofu and tempeh. I really like the Miso Master Organic Mellow White Miso paste.
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