Categories
Blogroll
Interesting Reads
Recent Comments
Tags
2010 bicycle book group cats Challenge Christmas CSA end of the semester family fiber Films food Football gross Happy health heiss hodge podge Huh ideas interwebs Jingle Spells Language Lit love love/hate Muppets Music NaBloPoMo NaBloPoMo '10 naps Octopus Perl poeth poetry Pop Culture Homework Assignment 2011 reading Shark Thanksgiving Tour de Fleece Tunes Vegan vegetarian Yoga yummy
Tag Archives: CSA
Cream of Broccoli (and other vegetables I happen to have in my house) Soup
I love cream of broccoli soup. I love it so much. I’ve loved it my whole life. I really, really love me some cream of broccoli soup. It makes you think you’re doing something healthy (eating broccoli) but it is … Continue reading
Posted in 5 senses, food, Uncategorized
Tagged CSA, end of the semester, food, soup, vegetarian, yummy
Comments Off
What I made for World Vegan Day
According to the internet, Tuesday (November 1st) was World Vegan Day. I didn’t realize this until around 3 in the afternoon, but I’d accidentally eaten vegan all day. So, I decided to keep up by making a sandwich spread from … Continue reading
Lazy Spinach Pie
I had a bunch of CSA greens that needed to be used this week, so I decided to make a lazy spinach pie. This is a lazy recipe because it only 5 ingredients: greens, half an onion, mozzarella, pam, phyllo … Continue reading
Corn Chowder
This week, I bought the newest issue of Vegetarian Times. I flipped through it and there were a lot of good soup recipes. I love soup. I really do. I could probably eat soup every day. So, looking through my … Continue reading
CSA Share Fun Week 3: Oops
It may be the case that someone had a cold and took a nap. It may also be the case that someone thought, “Oh, I should call and see if she needs help picking up the share. But, she didn’t … Continue reading
Stuffing? In June?
We had leftover chorizo from last week’s cooking adventures that we didn’t thaw. When thinking about what would be good with the chorizo we already had and the stuff we were getting, Joy Killjoy, the ’52 Spitfire suggested something that … Continue reading
Lion’s Head Meatballs
Bok choy is something that is often featured in our share and we often end up making a stir fry with it. And, while stir-fry is enjoyable, you can imagine that it becomes a little monotonous as something that ends … Continue reading
CSA Share Fun: Week 3
We are in high lettuce season. That is exactly what it sounds like. We got four huge heads of lettuce in our share this week. And since lettuce isn’t something you necessarily cook, this week’s collection of recipes are a … Continue reading
Chorizo Quiche, baby
I have to take a moment and come out as a proponent of making your own crust for pies, quiches and tarts. I have to come out as a proponent of this for two reasons: short crust has 4-5 ingredients … Continue reading
Easy Cucumber Tuna Salad
So, the recipe for this little salad came out of a recent issue of Martha Stewart’s Every Day Foods. I had three whole cucumbers that needed to be eaten and was happy to hear that E and B had a … Continue reading
