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Beef, pepper, and cabbage stew!
Hello! We didn’t fall of the face of the earth, but we did get very busy and ended up mostly grilling steaks during the summer which wasn’t terribly thrilling to write about. By the time the fall came, we were … Continue reading
Posted in Beef, Stock
Tagged all day recipe, amazing, beef, bone broth, cabbage, children, cold weather, community supported agriculture, CSA, delicious, fresh food, fresh produce, garlic, healthy, local, local beef, local produce, onions, recipe, rump roast, seasonal cooking, slow food, stew, tasty, turnips
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Cooking With Jazz
The cool jazz is playing on Jazz 24 and the smells from the kitchen are amazing! What could be better? It’s been a busy summer, but a good one. I apologize for being away for so long. Right now I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Food Practicum, Life
Tagged blueberry, cobbler, community supported agriculture, CSA, delicious, eggplant, food, fresh food, garlic, grocery stores, ground beef, leftovers, local food, peach, peppers, toaster oven, tomatoes
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Shepherd’s Pie – take 2
I decided to give shepherd’s pie another try after my first successful attempt. This was was a little different and I only made enough for our family this time. We received some lovely ears of corn from our CSA last … Continue reading
Posted in Beef, Recipes, Stock
Tagged bone broth, British, cast iron skillet, corn, CSA, delicious, fresh produce, garlic, green tomatoes, ground beef, ground beef recipe, kid-friendly, local food, onions, savory, tasty
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Sandy’s Vegetarian Chili – basic recipe
Tonight I’m making a brand new, never before tried version of this recipe: *2 large sliced Onions *1/2 cup of Olive or Vegetable Oil *6 stalks of Celery (optional) *2-3 Bell Peppers (chopped coarsely) *4-5 Carrots (sliced) *6-10 Garlic Cloves … Continue reading
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Tagged amazing, basic recipe, beans, chili, community supported agriculture, CSA, cumin, delicious, fresh produce, garlic, leftover chili, olive oil, onions, peppers, rosemary, sage, squash, tasty, thyme, vegetarian chili, versatile
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Beef and Turnip Stew
Before I write out this recipe, I would like to say that I’d appreciate it if you would all bear with me a bit as I get more used to writing out recipes. Part of the purpose of this blog … Continue reading
Posted in Beef, Recipes
Tagged 12 quart stock pot, 3 quart prep bowl, amazing, apple cider vinegar, beef, carrots, cast iron skillet, garlic, long prep, onions, potatoes, soup bone, stew meat, turnips
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A Double Feature!
In this post are two recipes that were tried before we started this blog: 1. A rump roast cooked in the slow cooker until it was falling apart – amazing! 2. Delicious Shepherd’s Pie! Simple Slow-Cooker Roast with Potatoes and … Continue reading
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Tagged 30min, bacon grease, birthday, British, cast iron skillet, corn, garlic, ground beef, onions, potatoes, roast, rump, shepherd's pie, slow-cooker
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30 minute beef with noodles and tomatoes
This was a fun dish to make, and it worked out even better than I planned. It almost tastes like it was cooked with wine, with a nice mellow sour undertone (á la Stroganoff) that highlights the sweetness of the … Continue reading