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harvestheart · 1 year
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Roasted Vegetables
Cut vegetables into approximately equal sized pieces, so they cook evenly. If you want to get fancy, put zucchini and peppers in a separate pan and roast for just 20 minutes.
Toss with olive oil, to coat. Not too much!
Sprinkle with spices like thyme, oregano, and rosemary, salt and pepper. Roast at 450 degrees. For 40 minutes. Scrape and mix with spatula about mid-way through.
That's what is on the menu tonight!
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fullcravings · 6 months
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Peach Shortcake Ice Cream
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morethansalad · 2 months
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Creamy Tomato Soup with Chakalaka Spiced Chickpeas (Vegan)
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sixcupids · 1 year
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https://www.instagram.com/p/ClWDStkSRZc/
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creepyscritches · 18 days
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My mom is going on a cruise w her bestie to a lot of European countries she's not seen yet (hasn't been to/lived in Europe or Africa since shortly before I was born). She asked me what gift I'd like and tbh I just really loooooove spices and flavors I dont have the opportunity to discover/try here, but like 🤔 not sure if customs would bar her from bringing spices home. Maybe a cool rock or smth instead as I seem to be collecting small stone animals when I travel lately
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hwaitham · 6 months
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dis morning i hav discovered da deliciousness dat is a spinach + feta cheese grilled sandwich . . ໒꒰ྀི*´﹃`* ꒱ྀིა
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cosmic-cd · 5 months
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if im not careful i will start just eating olive tapenade by the spoonful. just like. on its own. without anything else.
like right now i was eating some with some toast and leftover ground beef from dinner (delicious) and i had to physically stop myself from just continuing to eat tapenade out of the jar
it's good............... its so good............................. i have to fight the temptation (it will give me so much heartburn) (the heartburn isnt worth it)
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discworldwitches · 22 days
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i have been making roasted yam & braised arugula and poached eggs for breakfast/lunch and the difference from being overstimulated in the last few moments to how i feel after i have eaten is so major and makes the cooking worth it
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supercantaloupe · 1 year
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dinner tonight :)
[ID: a frying pan full of fried sweet potatoes, onions, and yellow & purple potatoes with two fried eggs in the center sprinkled with spices.]
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fullcravings · 8 months
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Pumpkin Olive Oil Cake
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morethansalad · 1 month
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Feel Good Soup (Vegan)
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thealanwrightblog · 4 months
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This was so good. No idea what you would call it.
Got the bread yesterday so had to doctor it a bit. Tzatziki with the tarted up tomatoes on and boom!
Delicious.
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rollercoasterwords · 1 year
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crying laughing at you nervously warning everyone about the chickpea recipe
i was like oh hehe let me make a silly joke but then i was immediately like oh god i am submitting myself to the mortifying ordeal of being known.....my kitchen is a lawless place i am incredibly lazy and never follow recipes and never measure anything i just make shit how i like it but that is. not conducive to cooking for other people when i cook for other people i break out the recipes....making my chickpeas is more personal than kissing w tongue thats like us being alone in the kitchen together....it doesn't even have a name ren i just call it yummydelicious chickpea in my head whenever i make it.....if i don't have coconut milk i use lemon juice which is just. an entirely different meal but it is all yummydelicious chickpea to me.....
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willowcrowned · 1 year
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thinking about her (roasted butternut squash soup I made with my immersion blender)
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running-tweezers · 4 months
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Eating a loaf of French bread for dinner like a Dickensian orphan
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askwhatsforlunch · 6 months
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Pear Tree Roast Partridge
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When I tell you, my culinary inspirations come from anywhere and everywhere! This one is, I reckon, obvious enough! And if we're far enough from the Twelve Days of Christmas, Autumn is the choice season for game and orchard fruit, and this Pear Tree Roast Partridge, with its crisp skin and juicy, fragrant flesh, makes a delectably seasonal Sunday lunch! Have a good one, friends!
Ingredients (serves 2 to 3):
1 tablespoon unsalted butter
½ tablespoon olive oil
1 large onion
half a dozen leaves Garden Sage 
the soaked Pear quarters used to make Spiced Pear Liqueur, drained
45 grams/1 1/2 ounces day-old Sourdough Bread
1/4 cup Spiced Pear Liqueur
1/4 teaspoon fleur de sel or sea salt flakes
1/4 teaspoon freshly cracked black pepper
1 (840-gram/3.15-pound) partridge
1 1/2 unsalted butter, softened
1/2 teaspoon fleur de sel
½ teaspoon freshly cracked black pepper
2 tablespoons Spiced Pear Liqueur
1/4 cup water
In a medium skillet, melt butter with olive oil over a medium flame on the stove-top.
Peel the onion, and finely chop half of it. Finely chop Garden Sage.
Once the butter is just foaming, add chopped onion and Sage  to the skillet. Cook, about 3 minutes until softened.
Roughly chop half of the soaked Pears, and stir into the skillet.
Cut Sourdough Bread into cubes, and stir into the skillet as well. Cook, a couple of minutes.
Season with fleur de sel and black pepper. Pour in Spiced Pear Liqueur, and cook, stirring well, a couple of minutes more. Remove from the heat, and allow to cool slightly.
Preheat oven to 200°C/395°F.
Cut remaining onion into thick slices, and arrange them at the bottom of a roasting tin.
Season both the inside and the outside of the partridge with fleur de sel and black pepper. Stuff the bird with Pear and bread stuffing, and sit in the tin, onto the onion slices.
Rub softened butter all over the partridge, and pour Spiced Pear Liqueur and  water at the bottom of the tin. Arrange reserved soaked Pear quarters all around the partridge.
Place in the middle of the hot oven and roast, at 200°C/395°F, 1 hour. 
Serve Pear Tree Roast Partridge hot, with Ginger and Spice Roasted Sweet Potatoes and a full-bodied red like a French Ventoux or a Barossa Valley Shiraz.
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