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Showing posts with label stuffed peppers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stuffed peppers. Show all posts
Monday, October 8, 2012
My Favorite Pick-up Yet
How delicious does this bounty look!? I've separated the lettuces into to-go containers so Steve can grab a salad on his way to work. I'm also prepping for some yummy stuffed peppers, this time with eggplant instead of okra and then making a chicken stew with sweet potatoes.
I will let you know how it all turns out!
YUMMY YUM YUM!
I am super excited for tomorrow because it is my first cooking lesson! Maybe I will have a lot less waste both in food and my time. I have high hopes for Lynn:)
Sunday, August 19, 2012
Stuffed Peppers- Kerry Style
Ok Ok I posted the other day about the hell I bring on the kitchen when I try to cook but tonight was a success.
I plucked some green peppers and one lonely red pepper off the vines and opened the fridge; what goodies await me? A bunch of good stuff and okra and a lonely yellow pepper.
Before I go on, my home grown peppers blew away the yellow store bought. Mine were think and crisp while the store bought had very thin "meat" on it.
While the quinoa cooked I diced up some tomatoes, onion, portabella and okra. I'm getting better, it only took my about 12 minutes to cut it all up.
After the quinoa was ready I mixed up the ingredients and stuffed those peppers.
On 400 for about 30 minutes, topped with a little mozzarella and tomato sauce and a success was made!
Maybe I can get a hang of this whole cooking thing.
I plucked some green peppers and one lonely red pepper off the vines and opened the fridge; what goodies await me? A bunch of good stuff and okra and a lonely yellow pepper.
Before I go on, my home grown peppers blew away the yellow store bought. Mine were think and crisp while the store bought had very thin "meat" on it.
While the quinoa cooked I diced up some tomatoes, onion, portabella and okra. I'm getting better, it only took my about 12 minutes to cut it all up.
After the quinoa was ready I mixed up the ingredients and stuffed those peppers.
On 400 for about 30 minutes, topped with a little mozzarella and tomato sauce and a success was made!
Maybe I can get a hang of this whole cooking thing.
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